Three Sisters, Three Queens

The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels · Book 9

Historical Fiction Historical Romance Political History War Fiction

Description

Three royal sisters—Margaret of Scotland, Katherine of Aragon, and Mary of France—are bound by blood, ambition, and a shared destiny that will place them on the thrones of England, Scotland, and France. As political alliances shift and personal loyalties are tested, their sisterly affection becomes entangled with rivalry, betrayal, passion, and the demands of queenship. Told largely through intimate letters and shifting perspectives, the novel explores how these formidable women navigate dynastic duty, marriage, motherhood, and power in the turbulent Tudor age. Richly researched and emotionally charged, it offers a vivid portrait of women whose family bonds could unite them—or set them against one another.