Six Wild Crowns

A breathtaking novel of courtly intrigue, sapphic yearning, and the wives of Henry VIII as you've never seen them before.

★ "Combines the romantasy of Sarah J. Maas, the cutthroat political corruption of  Game of Thrones, and the feminist/sapphic history and mythology revisionism of Madeline Miller's Circe, set in a fantastically researched Tudor Court with all its machinations,   la Alison Weir." —Library Journal (starred review)

As tradition has it, the king of Elben must marry six queens and magically bind each of them to one of the island's palaces or the kingdom will fall.

Clever, ambitious Boleyn is determined to be her beloved Henry's favorite queen. She relishes the games at court and the political rivalries with his other wives. Seymour is the opposite—originally sent to Boleyn's court as a reluctant spy and assassin, she ends up catching Henry's eye and is forced into a loveless marriage with the king.

But when the two queens become the unlikeliest of things—friends and allies—the balance of power begins to shift. Together, they uncover a dark and deadly truth at the heart of the island's magic. Boleyn and Seymour's only hope of survival rests on uniting all six of the rival queens—but Henry will never let that happen.

"A luscious and luminous read" —Tasha Suri, author of The Jasmine Throne