She was born into privilege yet raised in silence. Brilliant, devout, and obedient, Lady Jane Grey seemed destined for a life of scholarship and quiet devotion. But in the treacherous corridors of Tudor England, even the most innocent could be swept into the currents of ambition.
At sixteen, Jane was thrust into a marriage she did not choose—and then crowned Queen of England. For nine days, she bore the weight of a crown she never wanted, caught between the machinations of men and the rightful claim of Mary Tudor.
Imprisoned, betrayed, and facing a fate no child should endure, Jane remained steadfast in faith and conscience. Her story is one of courage, intellect, and tragic destiny—a life silenced by politics but immortalized by history.
The Nine Days’ Queen is a gripping historical novel that brings to life the brilliance, sorrow, and quiet heroism of England’s youngest monarch, offering a vivid portrait of a girl who dared to live and die on her own terms.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. She was born into privilege yet raised in silence. Brilliant, devout, and obedient, Lady Jane Grey seemed destined for a life of scholarship and quiet devotion. But in the treacherous corridors of Tudor England, even the most innocent could be swept into the currents of ambition. At sixteen, Jane was thrust into a marriage she did not choose-and then crowned Queen of England. For nine days, she bore the weight of a crown she never wanted, caught between the machinations of men and the rightful claim of Mary Tudor. Imprisoned, betrayed, and facing a fate no child should endure, Jane remained steadfast in faith and conscience. Her story is one of courage, intellect, and tragic destiny-a life silenced by politics but immortalized by history. The Nine Days' Queen is a gripping historical novel that brings to life the brilliance, sorrow, and quiet heroism of England's youngest monarch, offering a vivid portrait of a girl who dared to live and die on her own terms. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798245002972
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. She was born into privilege yet raised in silence. Brilliant, devout, and obedient, Lady Jane Grey seemed destined for a life of scholarship and quiet devotion. But in the treacherous corridors of Tudor England, even the most innocent could be swept into the currents of ambition. At sixteen, Jane was thrust into a marriage she did not choose-and then crowned Queen of England. For nine days, she bore the weight of a crown she never wanted, caught between the machinations of men and the rightful claim of Mary Tudor. Imprisoned, betrayed, and facing a fate no child should endure, Jane remained steadfast in faith and conscience. Her story is one of courage, intellect, and tragic destiny-a life silenced by politics but immortalized by history. The Nine Days' Queen is a gripping historical novel that brings to life the brilliance, sorrow, and quiet heroism of England's youngest monarch, offering a vivid portrait of a girl who dared to live and die on her own terms. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798245002972
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