The Sixth Wife
(The Tudor saga: book 7): The stirring story of Henry VIII's final marriage brought to life by the undisputed Queen of British historical fictionSelect a format:
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Summary
Delve deep into a superb, fictionalised account of Henry VIII's sixth Queen, the mysterious Katharine Parr, written by multi-million copy and international bestselling author Jean Plaidy. This vibrant and captivating historical page-turner, perfect for fans of Philippa Gregory, is guaranteed to have you hooked from page one...
'Jean Plaidy doesn't just write the history, she makes it come alive.' -- Julia Moffat, RNA
'Plaidy excels at blending history with romance and drama' -- New York Times
'Full-blooded, dramatic, exciting' - Observer
'A must read' -- ***** Reader review
'I could not put this book down once I started reading' -- ***** Reader review
'A pleasure to read' -- ***** Reader review
'She makes history come alive' -- ***** Reader review
*****
Katharine Parr has unwittingly become the last pawn in King Henry VIII's ambitions for an heir.
Already twice widowed, Katharine finally dares to hope that she might find love with the dashing Thomas Seymour - but Henry has decided he must have a sixth wife and Seymour's intentions to marry Katharine have not gone unnoticed.
Unable to refuse the King of England, Katharine becomes his reluctant bride.
Once again it seems only a matter of time before another wife's fate leads her to the Tower of London. Will fate be kind to her...?
The Tudor saga continues in The Thistle and the Rose.
'Jean Plaidy doesn't just write the history, she makes it come alive.' -- Julia Moffat, RNA
'Plaidy excels at blending history with romance and drama' -- New York Times
'Full-blooded, dramatic, exciting' - Observer
'A must read' -- ***** Reader review
'I could not put this book down once I started reading' -- ***** Reader review
'A pleasure to read' -- ***** Reader review
'She makes history come alive' -- ***** Reader review
*****
Katharine Parr has unwittingly become the last pawn in King Henry VIII's ambitions for an heir.
Already twice widowed, Katharine finally dares to hope that she might find love with the dashing Thomas Seymour - but Henry has decided he must have a sixth wife and Seymour's intentions to marry Katharine have not gone unnoticed.
Unable to refuse the King of England, Katharine becomes his reluctant bride.
Once again it seems only a matter of time before another wife's fate leads her to the Tower of London. Will fate be kind to her...?
The Tudor saga continues in The Thistle and the Rose.
Reviews
Jean Plaidy doesn't just write the history, she makes it come alive.
Julia Moffat, RNA
