Tracy Borman Books in Order
Browse Tracy Borman’s Tudor histories and novels in order, with book summaries, series background and tips on the best entry points for her work on monarchs and palaces.
Last updated: June 7, 2026
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Tracy Borman books in publication order
13 books
Henrietta Howard
by Tracy Borman
2007
Elizabeth's Women
by Tracy Borman
2009
Matilda
by Tracy Borman
2011
Witches
by Tracy Borman
2013
Thomas Cromwell
by Tracy Borman
2014
The Story of the Tower of London
by Tracy Borman
2015
The Private Lives of the Tudors
by Tracy Borman
2016
Henry VIII and the Men Who Made Him
by Tracy Borman
2018
The King's Witch
by Tracy Borman
2018
The Devil's Slave
by Tracy Borman
2019
The Story of Kensington Palace
by Tracy Borman
2019
The Fallen Angel
by Tracy Borman
2020
Crown and Sceptre
by Tracy Borman
2021
Standalone Tracy Borman books

Henrietta Howard
by Tracy Borman
2007King's Mistress, Queen's Servant
Elizabeth's Women
by Tracy Borman
2009Friends, Rivals, and Foes Who Shaped the Virgin Queen
Matilda
by Tracy Borman
2011Queen of the Conqueror
Witches
by Tracy Borman
2013James I and the English Witch Hunts
Thomas Cromwell
by Tracy Borman
2014The Untold Story of Henry VIII's Most Faithful Servant
The Story of the Tower of London
by Tracy Borman
2015
The Private Lives of the Tudors
by Tracy Borman
2016
Henry VIII and the Men Who Made Him
by Tracy Borman
2018
The King's Witch
by Tracy Borman
2018Frances Gorges Trilogy, Book 1
The Devil's Slave
by Tracy Borman
2019Frances Gorges Trilogy, Book 2
The Story of Kensington Palace
by Tracy Borman
2019
The Fallen Angel
by Tracy Borman
2020Frances Gorges Trilogy, Book 3
Crown and Sceptre
by Tracy Borman
2021A New History of the British Monarchy, from Willam the Conqueror to Elizabeth II
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