Tudor Roses and Strong Spirits

After a storm at sea, a fourteen-year-old girl becomes a seven-year-old noblewoman in sixteenth-century Tudor England.

Her pregnant cousin is Queen Anne Boleyn, who has already given birth to a daughter.

And her name is Catherine Howard.

Catherine Howard, the second queen Henry VIII sent to the block.

A tale of courtly intrigue begins. Every change starts with her, a girl who has already been given up as beyond treatment and condemned to return to God's embrace.

Childhood friend and duke: If one day I betray our love, may the Lord descend to punish me and condemn me to Hell.

Gentle elder: If you need me, I will never turn you away.

Sunny, ghostly crown prince: I was born to belong to you.

Anne Boleyn: Girl, the men of this world are fickle. After all their sweet talk, you must make sure you get something from him.

Mary Tudor: There are only people I love and people I hate in the palace. As for Catherine Howard? She shouldn't even be human.

Elizabeth Tudor: I'm very, very well. Better than anyone else.

Reader notes:

1. The heroine is adored by everyone. She thinks she has been reborn as the beheaded queen Catherine, but she hasn't.

2. The hero is Anne Boleyn's son, but the heroine will marry once before him.

3. Apologies for changing the premise.

Theme: Put knowledge into practice, and the future can certainly be changed