Told with intimacy and haunting immediacy, The Last Days of Anne Boleyn gives voice to Anne as history has seldom allowed: sharp-witted, fiercely loyal, and profoundly human. Imprisoned within the Tower, she faces the crushing weight of betrayal and accusation, yet clings to her daughter Elizabeth and to the truth that no scaffold can silence. From her dazzling rise at the glittering courts of Burgundy and France to the perilous heights of Henry VIII's throne, Anne's journey is one of brilliance and danger. She is celebrated for her wit, her boldness, and her unyielding spirit, yet condemned for those very same qualities when the tide of power turns against her. In these pages, her voice speaks anew-revealing not only the courage that carried her to the block, but the tenderness, fear, and fierce love that endured to her final breath. A sweeping tale of love and rivalry, ambition and betrayal, this novel invites readers to walk beside Anne Boleyn-not as legend or caricature, but as a woman who dared to change the course of England's history, and who paid the ultimate price.