Tudor History Lovers discussion

So, what would everyone like to read for May?

Two nominations to a person.

I nominate Sisters To The King: The Tumultuous Lives Of Henry VIII's Sisters, Margaret Of Scotland And Mary Of France and, again, Dissolution (I just really want to read it!).

I nominate The Queen of Subtleties: A Novel of Anne Boleyn and The Concubine. May seems like a good month to read a book about Anne Boleyn.

Elena wrote: "I nominate Sisters To The King: The Tumultuous Lives Of Henry VIII's Sisters, Margaret Of Scotland And Mary Of France and, again, Dissolution (I just really want to read it!)."

I recomend Dissolution. Just read it :)

Marta wrote: "Elena wrote: "I nominate Sisters To The King: The Tumultuous Lives Of Henry VIII's Sisters, Margaret Of Scotland And Mary Of France and, again, Dissolution (I just really want to read it!)."

I rec..."

I probably will, even if it doesn't win the poll, lol ;)

I've just finished reading The Shadow Prince, about the life of Richard Duke of York and the possibility of him being Perkin Warbeck, who rebelled under Henry VII (most of the book is about the rebellion), but it's a really great read, so I'd like to nominate that.

My second nomination would be The Queen's Promise about the life of Anne Boleyn.

Speaking of Perkin Warbeck, I'll nominate

Elena wrote: "I nominate Sisters To The King: The Tumultuous Lives Of Henry VIII's Sisters, Margaret Of Scotland And Mary Of France and, again, Dissolution (I just really want to read it!)."

I've read . Great book!

I nominate and .
Both great authors and the last one is coming this month on the 28.

I just got this book and want to nominate it: Three Maids for a Crown by Mary Ellen Chase

I'm going to nominate The Boleyn King and The Autobiography of Henry VIII: With Notes by His Fool, Will Somers.

I'll leave this open until early this evening my time, and then start a poll, so if y'all have any other ideas, nominate away!

I nominate "The Agincourt Bride" by Joanna Hickson

Isn't that set in the early 1400s?

OK, the poll is here: https://www.goodreads.com/poll/show/1... .

Once again, a tie at the top! I'll run a run-off poll for the two at the top, The Sisters of Henry VIII: The Tumultuous Lives of Margaret of Scotland and Mary of France, by Maria Perry, and Dissolution, by C.J. Sansom.

The runoff poll is here: https://www.goodreads.com/poll/show/1... , or on the front page of the group.

And the winner, narrowly: Dissolution, by C.J. Sansom.