The Uncrowned Queen

The breathtaking conclusion to the trilogy that began with The Innocent and The Exiled, this richly imagined historical epic brings Anne de Bohun’s extraordinary journey — and her impossible love for King Edward IV — to a dramatic and unforgettable end.

England is engulfed in the chaos of the Wars of the Roses. Betrayal rules the court, loyalties shift without warning, and the throne itself hangs in the balance. Far from the bloodshed, Anne de Bohun has carved out a fragile peace in Brugge, where she lives in hiding with the son she shares with Edward IV.

But peace can never last.

Edward is now a hunted fugitive, driven from his kingdom, while Anne’s true father — the troubled King Henry VI — has reclaimed the English throne. When a mysterious message summons Anne back into Edward’s dangerous orbit, she is once again swept into a world of passion, intrigue, and mortal peril.

Yet Anne is no longer the penniless servant girl Edward once loved. She is a mother, fiercely protective of her child and determined to defend the inheritance that is rightfully theirs. Torn between love and survival, Anne must decide whether risking everything for Edward is worth the cost — especially when a powerful enemy is closing in, determined to destroy her once and for all.

Filled with political intrigue, forbidden romance, and unforgettable characters, The Uncrowned Queen is a sweeping, emotionally charged finale to Anne de Bohun’s remarkable story — a tale of courage, sacrifice, and a love powerful enough to change the fate of a kingdom.