The Wives of Henry VIII, (Paperback)

from Gold_Gato

Naughty, naughty Henry. He just couldn't keep his hands off the women, which is why he remains such a historic figure and overshadows his own spidery father. For anyone wondering why he kept moving...

from magemanda

As Fraser points out at the start of her novel detailing the lives of Henry's six wives, most people onl know them by either the rhyme "divorced, beheaded, died... divorced, beheaded, survived" or ...

from bcquinnsmom

The Wives of Henry VIII is well written, very well researched and offers more information than you can possibly hope for about each of Henry's wives. More than half of the book covers Catherine of ...

from Naberius

A lot has been written about Henry VIII and his wives, especially Anne Boleyn, and this book is so well-written that it really makes history come alive. I'm never disappointed by Fraser's books, bu...

from k8_not_kate

Fraiser is certainly the best royal biographer I've read, and she does a marvelous job following the vulnerable and uncertain lives of the consorts to England's matrimonially fickle monarch. Fraser...