Ella March Chase

A historical novel based on long-standing rumors that Elizabeth I, the Virgin Queen, had given birth to an illegitimate child follows young Elinor de Lacy--the purported daughter of Elizabeth and her married guardian, Thomas Seymour--who is sent to become a lady-in-waiting to the queen, unprepared for the glitter or the viciousness of the court. 25,000 first printing.

A Novel

The Virgin Queen's Daughter

Reimagines the lives of the three Grey sisters of the Tudor era, from Lady Jane, whose life is forfeited after a nine-day reign; to Lady Katherine, who is humiliated by a vengeful Elizabeth I; to physically disabled Lady Mary, who struggles to protect her loved ones while despairing of marriage. By the author of The Virgin Queen's Daughter. Original. 20,000 first printing.

A Novel of the Grey Sisters

Three Maids for a Crown

After his father sells him to the most hated man in England--the Duke of Buckingham--young dwarf Jeffrey Hudson is trained to be his spy in the household of King Charles I and his 17-year-old bride where he finds himself torn between his duty and this new family of misfits. Original.

The Queen's Dwarf

Tudor blood will see her crowned – and lead to her downfall... Lady Jane Grey is the eldest of the Grey sisters. Shy and scholarly she is happier in the company of her sisters, than with the intrigues of court. But as fourth in line to Henry’s throne, Jane is too valuable a pawn not to be played. When her parents’ scheme to wed her to Prince Edward fails, they plan a far more ambitious – and dangerous – move to make Jane Queen...

Tudor Historical Fiction

The Nine Day Queen

In the second novel from Ella March Chase, we meet sixteen-year-old Jane Grey, a quiet and obedient young lady destined to become the shortest reigning English monarch. Her beautiful middle sister Katherine Grey charms all the right people - until loyalties shift. And finally Lady Mary Grey, a dwarf with a twisted spine whose goal is simply to protect people she loves - but at a terrible cost. In an age in which begetting sons was all that mattered and queens rose and fell on the sex of their child, these three girls with royal Tudor blood lived under the dangerous whims of parents with a passion for gambling. The stakes they would wager: their daughters' lives against rampant ambition.

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