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The Queen’s Lady-in-Waiting
A Tudor romance set in the months between Anne Boleyn’s coronation and her fall — and the woman who watched both.
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When Margery Wycliffe is summoned to Whitehall to serve as one of Anne Boleyn’s ladies-in-waiting, she expects three things: silk, gossip, and an early marriage to a man her father has chosen. She does not expect Edmund Wolsey, the king’s reluctant secretary, or the long gallery at midnight, or the conversation that begins with a misplaced quill and ends with the only honest words anyone says at court that year.
The queen is going to fall. Everyone in the palace knows. Margery and Edmund have one summer — one short, dangerous summer — to decide what they will save and what they will lose with her.
“In a court of liars, two honest words become a contract.”
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