To Die For: a Novel of Anne Boleyn (Tudor Ladies in Waiting)

Is that which is worth dying for exactly what makes life worth living?

After Anne Boleyn catches the eye of King Henry VIII, her dearest friend, Meg Wyatt, accompanies her to the thrilling court of Tudor England. But as Anne and Henry’s affections grow, Meg faces heartbreak; the man she loves commits himself to God rather than her. Meg makes her own vow: to ensure Anne’s well-being as they navigate the intricate web of power and politics.
As the court crawls with climbers, both women find themselves caught in a world filled with ambition, betrayal, and danger, with only each other to rely on. Anne falls out of favor and is sentenced to die, and Meg expects a bleak future. Then, a glimmer of hope sparks from an unexpected source, reigniting a long-held ember in her heart. Fanning that into flame, though, comes at a cost.
A masterful tale of steadfast friendship and unquenchable love set in the thrilling court of Henry VIII, To Die For plunges readers into the life of Anne Boleyn through the eyes of her best friend, Meg Wyatt.
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