The Boleyn King: A Novel (The Boleyn Trilogy Book 1)

The Boleyn King is the first book in a trilogy that imagines an alternate history: what if Anne Boleyn had given Henry VIII a son who survived to become king? At seventeen, Henry IX—known as William—rules under regency while eager to prove himself. With France threatening war and Catholic rebellion brewing at home, he relies on three people: his sister Elizabeth, his best friend and counselor Dominic, and Minuette, an orphan raised as a royal ward by his mother, Anne Boleyn. As secrets, betrayal, and murder unfold, William fights to protect his kingdom. When both he and Dominic fall in love with Minuette, romantic conflict threatens the Tudor line. A shocking turn of fate will change England's future, and one person will pay the price for a king's desire. The novel combines court intrigue, politics, and romance set against Tudor-era England.