The King's Passion. A Novel about Anne Boleyn

Young Anne Boleyn, who received an excellent education in France, was presented to English King Henry VIII and struck him down. Bold, smart, and multi-talented, she is convinced that women are not born only to obey men. Despising romantic intrigues, Anne refuses the king, fueling his passion. But is she not more deserving of the crown than anyone else, given that Plantagenet blood runs in her veins? She does not love the cruel Henry, but royal power is more important to her than love. She is not afraid to pay any price for the crown. The main thing is to act coolly and not lose her head...
With the power of her writing talent, popular author and renowned historian Alison Weir attempts to restore justice to her heroine, one of the most tragic figures of the 16th century – the queen despised by her subjects; a woman slandered before her husband. "The King's Passion. A Novel about Anne Boleyn" is the second book by popular author and renowned historian Alison Weir, who decided to create a dramatic series dedicated to the six wives of King Henry VIII.