Book
Three Sisters, Three Queens
First published 2016
Margaret Tudor, Catherine of Aragon and Mary Tudor become queens of Scotland, England and France. Their marriages bind them to rival kingdoms while family affection, status and fertility create continuing comparison and competition.
The Battle of Flodden kills Margaret’s husband while Catherine acts as regent in England, and Mary later makes a forbidden marriage for love. Told through Margaret’s perspective, the novel follows sisterhood across diplomacy, war, widowhood and the Tudor succession.
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