Anne Boleyn

by Alison Weir

Part of Six Tudor Queens, book 2

First published 2017

Alison Weir's "Six Tudor Queens" brings to life the complex, often tragic, lives of Henry VIII's six wives. From Catherine of Aragon's defiant refusal to accept her husband's rejection, to the tragic downfall of Anne Boleyn, these are tales of ambition, heartbreak, and the demands of the Tudor court. As each queen navigates the treacherous waters of royal politics, they must fight to preserve their own identity and autonomy. Weir's vivid prose and meticulous research transport readers to a bygone era, offering a fresh perspective on these iconic women.

Genres: historical, historical-fiction, biography-memoir, historical-drama

Vibes: atmospheric, emotional, intimate

Tropes: historical-figures, royal-court

Setting: Tudor England

Period: 16th Century

529 pages · Paperback · Headline Review

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