D.L. Bogan is an author whose writing stems from a deep curiosity and a passion for knowledge. Her works delve into the depths of history, uncovering the nuances of the human experience. Through her prose, Bogan aims not only to inform but also to inspire readers to reflect more deeply on the world around them. Her distinctive style and narrative approach promise a memorable reading journey.
The story follows Margaret Tudor, the daughter of Henry VII, who is thrust into political marriage to secure alliances for England. As she transitions from girlhood to womanhood, Margaret travels to Edinburgh to fulfill her role as Queen of Scotland, navigating the complexities of her new life and responsibilities. The narrative explores themes of duty, sacrifice, and the challenges faced by a young woman in a powerful yet constrained position.
This book explores the life of Thomas Howard, third duke of Norfolk, amidst the high death toll in Henry VIII's England. It highlights his ambitions, relationships, and remarkable resilience.
Mary Howard is ecstatic when she receives the news that she will be leaving home for the court of Henry VIII. But Mary soon discovers that she is a pawn in a plot devised by her father, and she must learn to play her part well in a dangerous chess game that could change her life and the course of history.