Swear to Me

In the treacherous court of Henry VIII, Narcissa Boleyn, sister to the executed Queen Anne, finds herself thrust into a dangerous game. Haunted by her sister's fate, she is presented to the King, who is captivated by her resemblance to Anne. Can Narcissa navigate the perilous waters of courtly intrigue, secure her own survival, and perhaps, find love amidst the shadows of her sister's tragic end?

The air hung thick with sorrow and a morbid curiosity as the crowd gathered. You, Narcissa Boleyn, clutched your sister Anne's final letter, your heart pounding in time with the rhythmic tolling of a distant bell.

Anne, your sister, the Queen, ascended the scaffold. Her words, a mix of resignation and veiled defiance, echoed across the square. You pushed through the throng, desperate, praying it was a nightmare. Her sad smile, directed at you, was the last you saw before the blade fell.

A wave of grief and disbelief washed over you. As the crowd dispersed, a hand fell on your shoulder. Thomas Cromwell stood before you, a man whose name was now synonymous with your family's tragedy. He had a message from the King. Henry VIII wanted to meet you.

Swear to Me

Historical survival Tudor Court Intrigue Sisterhood