The February edition of The Tudor Society’s magazine, ‘Tudor Life’ is a Lady Jane Grey special. I am very pleased to say that I have written an article for it about Jane’s death and burial.
You have to be a member of the Tudor Society to read the magazine. You can find details about how to join here .
In case you missed my Sisters of Treason interview and Q&A with Elizabeth Fremantle.
Interview with Elizabeth Fremantle
29 January – Sisters of Treason (paperback) by Elizabeth Fremantle
‘ 1554: Lady Jane Grey is executed by her cousin Queen Mary…
Now Lady Jane’s younger sisters Katherine and Mary, cursed with the Tudor blood that saw their sister killed, face the perils of the royal court alone.
Lady Katherine – young and spirited – makes dangerous romantic liaisons. While Lady Mary – crook-backed and vulnerable – becomes the Queen’s reluctant companion, yet yearns to escape court intrigue. And both girls fear their proximity to the Queen might be their undoing.
For the childless Queen is ill. If she should die Katherine may be pushed to power, but the Queen’s half-sister Elizabeth casts a long shadow and if she gains the throne the court will become a terrifying maze of treachery and suspicion – where holding royal blood could be a death warrant for the two sisters….’
Further details – Elizabeth Fremantle
Further details – Amazon.co.uk
You can now order ‘A Queen of a New Invention’ by Stephan Edwards from his website or from Amazon.com.
