Boleyn Traitor is my first return to the Tudor court and to the Boleyn family in more than a decade. The heroine of the novel has been on my mind for all this time, and I wanted to return to the story of England’s most hated lady-in-waiting, Jane Boleyn .

The conventional historical record tells us it was her evidence which took not one but two queens to the scaffold for adultery. But — like so many other women — her story is not quite as it seems. Over the centuries she’s been branded a traitor, condemned as a nymphomaniac, diagnosed as a sociopath and — more recently — defended as a victim of circumstances.

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But in her own time, Jane Boleyn served five of Henry VIII’s six queens — an outstanding career a

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