Traitor Jane Boleyn

Jane Boleyn, known as Lady Rochford, was one of the ladies-in-waiting at the court of King Henry VIII of England, about secrecy, intrigues, lies and betrayal, where every step was risky, and even the quietest words could seal the fate of the queens.

To survive, Jane has to play many roles that are expected of her: A loving wife who hides her doubts, a devoted friend and sister-in-law to Queen Anne Boleyn at the height of her power and her downfall, and a dutiful spy who wields words like a weapon. In a royal court dominated by the ambition and sword of a tyrannical monarch, ambitious Jane relies on her wit, insight, tactics and ability to know her opponents - because one mistake, one careless word could cost her her life.

Philippa Gregory returns to the court of Henry VIII with this dazzling and provocative masterpiece about the high cost of loyalty, love and betrayal. and brilliantly uncovers the hitherto neglected story of Jane Boleyn, lady-in-waiting to five English queens. The author strips away some of the myths to reveal a complex portrait of a woman who had the courage to survive at any cost in the court of a tyrant who gradually turned not only against all his enemies, but eventually against his friends and supporters.

The book is ideal for fans of thrilling historical dramas and readers fascinated by the mystery and intrigue of the Tudor era.