Anne Boleyn Countess of Northumberland: A Novel of Anne Boleyn and Henry Percy (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798170896431)

It's 1536. Henry VIII is locked in the tower & Catherine of Aragon governs England,

Anne Boleyn - the most notorious woman in the kingdom, thirty-five years old... and for the first time in her life... nobody of importance at all - rides a hundred and eighty miles north to marry the man who was taken from her fourteen years ago.

Yorkshire does not want her. She is a southerner and reformer in a Catholic county that has just had half it's abbeys handed back and is still counting which half, and she has married into the family that sits on the grievance. So when two hundred and forty men come to her husband Henry Percy's gate with a demand she has no power to grant, Anne promises to carry it south and bring back the answer... whether they like it or not.

Keeping that promise may cost her more that breaking it.

She has no court, no king, and no faction. Just a house, a name nobody yet trusts, an ill husband, and a new post to protect.

Anne Boleyn Countess of Northumberland reimagines the life of Anne Boleyn and Henry Percy in English history if Catherine of Aragon had lived and Anne avoided marrying Henry VIII. This book is for readers who love Tudor drama and who enjoy "what if" reimagining of history that stick to realistic politics and traditions of the time.

About the Author

Victoria Gail Hawkins has been fascinated by the Tudor court since discovering it in high school history class in the late '90s. She lives in Saint Augustine, Florida, the oldest city in the United States, founded in 1565 during the reign of Elizabeth I, Anne Boleyn's daughter, with her family and two cats. Divorced, Not Dead (This Time) is her debut novel. Anne Boleyn Countess of Northumberland is Book 2 in the Tudor Era series.

Author: Victoria Hawkins
ISBN-13: 9798170896431
Publisher: Independently Published
Language: English
Published: 09/15/2026
Pages: 458
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.21lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 1.14d