Anna of Kleve

The narrative offers a fresh look at Tudor history from Anna's point of view, which isn't as common. I wonder what inspired this choice and how it shaped the storytelling.

Her voice seemed quite distinct from typical Tudor portrayals, making her feel relatable yet anachronistic. Was this intentional to connect with contemporary readers?

The book humanizes her in ways I didn't expect, giving her motivations and feelings. I'm curious about the research or creative process behind this portrayal.