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Henry VIII: The Heart and the Crown (Paperback)
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Henry VIII: The Heart and the Crown (Paperback)

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Published: 18/01/2024
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The bestselling historical novelist follows up Elizabeth of York: The Last White Rose with an enthralling retelling of the life of one of Britain's most infamous monarchs - Henry VIII.

Six wives. One King. You know their stories. Now it's time to hear his. In grand royal palaces, Prince Harry grows up dreaming of knights and chivalry - and the golden age of kings that awaits his older brother. But Arthur's untimely death sees Harry crowned King Henry of England.

As his power and influence extends, so commences a lifelong battle between head and heart, love and duty. Henry rules by divine right, yet his prayers for a son go unanswered.

The future of his great dynasty depends on an heir. And the crown weighs heavy on a king with all but his one true desire.

Henry VIII. His story. Alison Weir's most ambitious Tudor novel yet reveals the captivating story of a man who was by turns brilliant, romantic, and ruthless: the king who changed England forever.

Publisher: Headline Publishing Group
ISBN: 9781472278111
Number of pages: 640
Weight: 446 g
Dimensions: 196 x 128 x 42 mm


MEDIA REVIEWS

Alison Weir makes Henry VIII's story feel like it has never been told before . . . she gets under the skin of the man who is so often dismissed as a much-married monster and gives us an altogether more nuanced, compelling and human portrayal - Tracy Borman

As always, Alison Weir is ahead of the curve - and at the top of her game. Her wide knowledge and unparalleled understanding of the Tudor era fuels a sympathetic, but never sycophantic, portrait of England's most compelling king - Sarah Gristwood

This is royal Tudor life both in broad scope and intimate detail and readers are in for a sumptuous journey - Elizabeth Chadwick

What a book! Alison has done a fantastic and impressive job of bringing to life such a notorious historical figure as a multi-faceted, imperfect yet likeable and even, at times, pitiable character . . . Complex, captivating and memorable - Tracy Rees

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Vivienne O'Regan

“An impressive historical novel that presents Good King Harry’s life from his point of view”

My thanks to Headline Review for an eARC via NetGalley of ‘Henry VIII: The Heart and the Crown’ by Alison Weir.

This is Book 2 in Weir’s Tudor Rose Trilogy following ‘Elizabeth of York: The Last White Rose’. It is a... More

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“And now Henry gets a say...”

An engrossing, well researched read about Henry VIII. I've enjoyed reading about him from the wives point of view, but now we get to see his side. Really balances out the story when you realise the pressures he... More

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“A simply Excellent read.”

I’ve just read “Henry VIII, The Heart & The Crown” by Alison Weir on the Pigeonhole app book club both reading and commenting with others before publication. I found this book to be an absolutely terrific read, I... More

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