Tony Riches Books in Order

In ancient Wales, rival kings lead their people toward a decisive war. A northern queen’s newborn son and a southern king’s Saxon bride become part of a struggle shaped by love, espionage, ambition, and sacrifice.

A couple’s holiday on the Kenyan coast becomes a nightmare when Lucy is kidnapped and Steve is left injured. With little help from the authorities, he ventures into dangerous country while she fights to survive captivity.

Eleanor Cobham hopes her marriage to the Duke of Gloucester will bring her closer to England’s throne. Her interest in astrology gives their enemies an opportunity to accuse her of plotting against the king through sorcery.

Richard Neville possesses immense wealth and influence but chooses the uncertain life of a warrior. As the Wars of the Roses divide England, the nobleman known as the Kingmaker risks his position fighting for the queen’s cause.

In 1422, Welsh servant Owen enters the household of Catherine of Valois, the widowed queen of England. Their growing love risks his life and her reputation while the country moves toward civil war.

After defeat in battle, Jasper Tudor fights to restore his half-brother Henry VI to the throne. Exile with his young nephew Henry creates another possibility: a dangerous invasion that could transform the future of England.

After Bosworth, Henry Tudor seeks to unite Lancaster and York through marriage to Elizabeth. With his mother’s help, he manages a fragile peace, but unexpected tragedy threatens his plans to secure the dynasty’s future.

Charles Brandon enjoys Henry VIII’s favor while rival nobles resent his rise. His secret love for the king’s widowed sister, Mary Tudor, forces him to risk his position and friendship by marrying without royal permission.

Mary Tudor’s brother Henry VIII plans to use her marriage to secure a political alliance. As one of Europe’s most sought-after princesses, she must decide whether love is worth defying the king’s ambitions for her.

Katherine Willoughby becomes Duchess of Suffolk at fourteen after marrying Charles Brandon. Her place among Henry VIII’s circle brings privilege and influence, but changing monarchs and religious conflict place her Protestant family in growing danger.

Francis Drake pursues Spanish treasure with the secret encouragement of Elizabeth I. His increasingly daring voyages and raids bring fame and fortune, but Spain’s retaliation threatens to turn his private ambitions into a national crisis.

Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, becomes a favorite of the aging Elizabeth I. His hunger for influence and recognition complicates a bond in which royal affection and personal ambition are closely entangled at court.

Walter Raleigh arrives at the Elizabethan court without noble birth or an influential marriage. This novel follows the explorer and poet’s rise from impoverished law student to royal favorite amid the closing years of the Tudor dynasty.

Married to Baron Robert Rich, Lady Penelope becomes an inspiration for Philip Sidney’s poetry. Love, scandal, and her involvement in the Essex Rebellion entangle her in the dangerous politics surrounding Elizabeth I’s court.

Frances Walsingham’s arranged marriage to Philip Sidney places her among Elizabethan England’s influential families. Widowhood, a second marriage, and rebellion reshape her fortunes, forcing her to weigh love against faith and the world she knows.

Princess Anna of Denmark travels to Scotland to marry James VI, arriving amid storms, witchcraft fears, and court intrigue. When courtiers separate her from her children, she challenges the forces determined to control her life.