The Traitor Boleyn

Wife. Spy. Witness. Traitor. These are the names by which history remembers Jane Boleyn—the woman accused of bringing about the downfall of two queens and who became one of the most misunderstood figures at the court of Henry VIII. In her new novel, *The Traitor Boleyn*, Philippa Gregory takes us to the heart of an era in which power was built on fear, and every secret could cost the life of the one who kept it.

Young, intelligent, and perceptive, Jane Boleyn lives in a world where survival depends on the ability to see more than you let on. As the wife of George Boleyn and daughter-in-law of the famous Anne Boleyn, she finds herself at the center of the most dangerous political and personal intrigues at the English royal court. Suspected, manipulated, and forced to take sides in the ruthless power struggle surrounding King Henry VIII, Jane gradually realizes that the real danger comes not from her enemies, but from those closest to the throne. In a world of conspiracies, betrayals, and secret alliances, she wears many faces—that of a faithful wife, a devoted lady-in-waiting, a submissive subject, and a reluctant spy.

History remembers Jane Boleyn as a traitor. The woman whose words sent Anne Boleyn to the scaffold. The woman implicated in the downfall of yet another queen. But what if the truth turns out to be much more complicated? What if behind the legend of the cunning schemer lies a woman who was simply trying to survive? With her characteristic mastery, Philippa Gregory recreates one of the most dramatic eras in English history and gives a voice to a woman condemned by centuries of historical prejudice. *The Traitor Boleyn* is an epic historical novel about power, fear, loyalty, and the price of truth. It is the story of a woman who knows too much in a world where knowledge is deadly.

„No one writes historical novels quite like Philippa Gregory.“ - The Times

594 pages

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0.300 kg.