The Broken Vow

A Novel Of Catherine Of Aragon's Court

She was a queen by marriage.
But a woman by truth.
Catherine of Aragon was raised to be more than a bride.
She was a princess of Spain. A symbol of alliance. A queen of England.
And a wife.
But when her marriage is torn apart—not by betrayal, but by power—Catherine is forced into a battle she was never meant to fight.
Not for love.
Not for a crown.
But for truth itself.
As the court turns, loyalties fracture, and a new queen rises from the ashes of the old, Catherine is stripped of everything she once was.
Her title.
Her place.
Her voice.
All that remains—
Is who she refuses to become.
Told through the eyes of the woman who stood beside her, The Broken Vow is a powerful story of endurance, identity, and the quiet strength history never records.
Because some queens are not remembered for what they held—
But for what they refused to surrender.

Perfect for readers who love:
Tudor historical fiction
Strong female leads
Court intrigue and power struggles
Philippa Gregory-style storytelling