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Historia giveaway: Anna of Kleve by Alison Weir (signed superproofs)

21 April 2019 By Editor

Historia’s April 2019 giveaway is five signed superproof copies of of Alison Weir’s Anna of Kleve, the latest in her best-selling Six Tudor Queens series about the wives of Henry VIII. Five different entrants will each receive one copy.

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More about Anna of Kleve by Alison Weir:

Henry VIII is looking for a fourth wife.

The King is in love with Anna’s portrait, but she has none of the accomplishments he seeks in a new bride.

She prays she will please Henry, for the balance of power in Europe rests on this marriage alliance.

But Anna’s past is never far from her thoughts, and the rumours rife at court could be her downfall. Everyone knows the King won’t stand for a problem queen.

Anna of Kleve by Alison Weir is published on 2 May, 2019, by Headline, who have kindly offered the five signed superproof copies for our giveaway.

Read Historia’s interview with Alison about her new book.

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