Catalina de Aragón: Reina de Inglaterra

Most accounts emphasize Henry VIII's reign, but this book centers her story. I wonder what led the author to highlight her personal experience and resilience.

The court's machinations and alliances made for a gripping read, but I kept wondering how much of it was reconstructed from limited sources. Was the tension intentional or just historical fact?

There are so many moments in her life, from her childhood to her final years. I’m curious about how he chose what to include and what to leave out.