Janet Ambrosi Wertman Books in Order

Hoping to secure a husband, Jane Seymour catches Henry VIII’s attention as his marriage to Anne Boleyn falters. Thomas Cromwell sees political opportunity, drawing Jane into court intrigues that challenge her understanding of innocence and duty.

After Jane Seymour’s death, her ambitious brother Edward struggles to preserve his position at Henry VIII’s unpredictable court. Rivalry with Bishop Stephen Gardiner draws him into ruthless conflicts over religion, power and England’s future.

Nine-year-old Edward Tudor inherits England’s throne and discovers that rival courtiers want to rule through him. As political and religious conflict intensifies, his uncompromising Protestant convictions threaten the succession to his Catholic sister Mary.

Declared illegitimate after Anne Boleyn’s execution, Elizabeth Tudor grows up amid dangerous court rivalries. Her struggle to survive religious upheaval, imprisonment and schemes against her inheritance shapes the young woman who may one day rule England.

Newly crowned Elizabeth Tudor inherits a divided kingdom and a contested throne. As foreign threats and religious tensions grow, pressure to marry forces her to weigh Robert Dudley, diplomatic alliances and her own authority against one another.