The Boleyn Reckoning

The book offers a fresh take on a well-known historical period. I'm curious what inspired the author to explore this alternative history and how much research went into balancing accuracy with creative freedom.

The court intrigue and power struggles felt so real and intense, but I wonder if the author intentionally drew parallels to modern politics or kept it purely historical.

Focusing on their personal ambitions and struggles added depth to the story. I’d love to know if this viewpoint was inspired by specific historical sources or a desire to humanize these figures.