Alison Weir
A popular historian and novelist, British author Alison Weir first started writing as a teenager, penning a three-volume history of the Tudors before she was fifteen. At the same time she started the research that would eventually become the basis of her first published book, Britain’s Royal Families, in 1989. Now one of Britain’s bestselling authors, Alison Weir’s other non-fiction works include Richard III and the Princes in the Tower, Elizabeth, the Queen, Eleanor of Aquitaine,Isabella, Katherine Swynford, Queens of the Conquest and A Tudor Christmas.
In 2006, Weir published her first novel, Innocent Traitor. Her other fictional works include The Captive Queen, A Dangerous Inheritance and she is currently working on the Six Tudor Queens series, focusing on the lives of the wives of Henry VIII.
Alison Weir's new Tudor novel, a tale full of drama and tragedy, tells the story of how a princess with such promise, loved by all who knew her, becomes the infamous Bloody Mary.
The Six Tudor Queens Series
The Tudor Rose Series
Other Books by Alison Weir
The historian and author of the Six Tudor Queens series turns her attention to the formidable females of the Plantagenet dynasty, many of whom defied the idea of royal brides as mere trophies and participated actively in the events that shaped the kingdoms of France and England in the Middle Ages.
Non-Fiction by Alison Weir
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