The Boleyn Inheritance

The author of The Other Boleyn Girl (2002) returns to the executed queens doomed family in a historical novel that maps the sad demise of Henry VIII in a series of intimate personal testimonies. Gregorys tale of greed and revenge takes place against the short, unhappy tenures of Henrys fourth and fifth wives. Jockeying for position close to the throne, three powerful, am The author of The Other Boleyn Girl (2002) returns to the executed queens doomed family in a historical novel that maps the sad demise of Henry VIII in a series of intimate personal testimonies. Gregorys tale of greed and revenge takes place against the short, unhappy tenures of Henrys fourth and fifth wives. Jockeying for position close to the throne, three powerful, ambitious women collide. The author skillfully allows each character to tell her side of the story in her own words. The first voice we hear belongs to 30-year-old Jane Boleyn, widowed sister-in-law to Anne. Janes husband George was implicated in his sisters alleged infidelities and went with her to the scaffold in 1533; his calculating wife moved to sa...