The Queen’s Defiance: Catherine Of Aragon’s Tudor Battle For The Truth (Women Of The Tudor Court Book 5)

She is a princess of Spain. He promises her a crown.
But when love fades and ambition rises, can a queen fight for her truth and her daughter’s future?

Catherine of Aragon survives years of poverty as a forgotten widow before Henry VIII makes her his queen. She stands beside him as wife, partner, and trusted advisor. She gives him loyalty. She gives him devotion. She gives him a daughter, Princess Mary.

But Henry wants a son.
And he desperately wants Anne Boleyn.

When the king demands an annulment – claiming their marriage was never valid – Catherine faces an impossible choice: accept a comfortable exile and declare her daughter illegitimate, or fight for the truth no matter the cost.

Stripped of her title, separated from Mary, and sent away from court, Catherine refuses to surrender. She is Henry’s true wife. Mary is England’s rightful heir. No king, no mistress, and no amount of suffering will make her say otherwise.

From the glittering halls of Henry’s VIII’s early court to the lonely chambers of crumbling castles, this is the story of a woman who loses everything but never loses herself.

A mother’s love. A queen’s dignity. A faith that sustains her when everything else is taken.

Perfect for fans of historical fiction, this Tudor novella is a powerful portrait of courage, conviction, and a woman who refused to be erased from history. Though this book can be read as a standalone, it is part of a series of strong Tudor women and is meant to be a short escape.

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