· Virgin: Prelude to the Throne by Robin Maxwell. Publication Date: J; Paperback: pages; Publisher: Scribner; ISBN ; ISBN Editions for Virgin: Prelude to the Throne: (Paperback published in ), (Kindle Edition published in ), (Paperback published. Pretty much the same as the other books of princess Elizabeth's young life leading up to beecoming queen. It was interesting and easy to follow. It was a short book as well. The book begins with the death of king Henry VIII, and his young son Edward becomes the king/5(27).
Read "Virgin: Prelude to the Throne" by Robin Maxwell available from Rakuten Kobo. Queen Elizabeth I, daughter of Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII and later England's most beloved monarch, was banished by her. Virgin: Prelude to the Throne Queen Elizabeth I, daughter of Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII and later England's most beloved monarch, was banished by her father at the age of two, but is readmitted to the Tudor fold at nine when Henry's sixth wife, Katherine Parr, softens his heart towards Elizabeth. Virgin: Prelude to the Throne by Robin Maxwell - Queen Elizabeth I, daughter of Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII and later England's most beloved monarch, Robin Maxwell began writing novels about the historical figures she had been obsessing about since graduating from Tufts University with a degree in Occupational Therapy.
An acclaimed writer of historical fiction and a devout student of Tudor England, Robin Maxwell is the author of the novels The Wild Irish, The Secret Diary of Anne Boleyn, The Queen’s Bastard, Virgin: Prelude to the Throne, and other books. Maxwell is also a screenwriter and political blogger. She lives with her husband in California. Greed. Bitter sibling rivalry. Political ambition unto death. These constitute Henry VIII's foul legacy, his wives and children its victims. But none more able than the young Elizabeth, future Queen of England. Elizabeth, daughter of Henry and Anne Boleyn, banished from the court at the age of two, finds an unlikely ally in her father's sixth. Elizabeth, daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, was banished from the court at the age of two when her father sent Anne Boleyn to her death. Seven years later, when the gracious and immensely wealthy Catherine Parr became Henry's sixth wife, she softened the King's heart and Elizabeth was readmitted to the court.
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