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Fatal Throne: The Wives of Henry VIII Tell All
- Narrated by: Heather Wilds, Ann Marie Lee, full cast, Justine Eyre, Katharine Lee McEwan, Jayne Entwistle, Fiona Hardingham, Elizabeth Knowelden, Elliot Hill
- Length: 12 hrs and 24 mins
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Perfect for anyone fascinated by the royal wedding, Netflix's The Crown, or Wolf Hall, this is a pitch-perfect reimagining of the romance and tragedy of Henry VIII and his six wives, told from multiple points of view by some of your favorite authors.
If you were one of King Henry VIII's six wives, who would you be? Would you be Anne Boleyn, who literally lost her head? Would you be the subject of rumor and scandal like Catherine Howard? Or would you get away and survive like Anna of Cleves?
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Whether you're a huge fan of all things Tudor or new to this jaw-dropping saga, you won't be able to get the unique voices of Henry and his wives - all brought to life by seven award-winning and best-selling authors - out of your head. This is an intimate look at the royals during one of the most treacherous times in history. Who will you root for, and who will you love to hate?
One of the NYPL top 10 best books of the year.
"Ambitious and exciting." (Bustle)
"A clever, feminist reimagining of one of English history's most fascinating moments." (Refinery29)
"These stories of love, lust, power and intrigue never fail to fascinate." (Shelf Awareness)
Who's who:
- M. T. Anderson - Henry VIII
- Candace Fleming - Katharine of Aragon, wife #1
- Stephanie Hemphill - Anne Boleyn, wife #2
- Lisa Ann Sandell - Jane Seymour, wife #3
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- Linda Sue Park - Catherine Howard, wife #5
- Deborah Hopkinson - Kateryn Parr, wife #6
What the critics say
"Seven talented YA authors and gifted narrators embrace the personalities, foibles, dreams, and philosophies of Henry VIII's unfortunate wives.... Together, these perspectives paint a personal, poignant, thoroughly engaging view of history." (AudioFile)
"Romance and intrigue dominate these accounts, as do the frustrations of being female in a time when 'no woman - not even a Queen - can...show her own power'..." (Shelf Awareness)
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- ghostwriter
- 2022-10-18
Overall, a good audiobook
it is interesting and humanizes people who throughout the centuries have been turned into caricatures. But, the Anne of Cleves chapters are painful to get through. The accent doesn’t really bother me, even though it is not great, it's the punctuation after every sentence. And she only speaks in monotone sentences and not in paragraphs. Like she is reading off bullet points.
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- Dawn Tlyler Watson
- 2022-01-17
Loved it!
fantastic performances and super well-written. Only the narration for the Anna of Cleves story was very difficult in the beginning to listen to. I swear it sounded like an African accent not a German one! but I got used to it as it went on and in the end it didn't bother me as the story was so well done.
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- Anonymous User
- 2021-12-28
loved it
Loved it except for the narration for Anne of Cleaves chapter. I found myself struggling to listen to the narrator and wanting to fast forward! Overall, a very good listen! Great insight into this part of history! Highly recommend!
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- Missy Vee Elle
- 2021-03-03
Fantastic Book!
Really enjoyed this book. It gives a good in-depth look at the lives a Queen of Henry VIII had to endure and the rights of a woman in that era. Well researched and narrated.
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- canadareader
- 2020-03-10
Not Very Good
The narrators are stilted and the accents aren't done well. The story itself is not very interesting
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- Steph Waudby
- 2019-08-05
So in love with this book!
what an amazing way to hear the sides of the wives. NEVER had I ever considered Anne Boleyn a victim. Now I think all 6 women were victims, of a brutal time and king!
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- Applesauce
- 2019-07-26
Love It!
I've always loved this little part of history and seeing it from this point of view was incredibly insightful and entertaining.
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- Wahaasamaker
- 2018-05-20
I loved it
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It was well written and wonderfully performed. It is very entertaining.
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- Sondra Speer
- 2020-03-19
Adequate
Riddled with mispronunciations of titles and place names. Best and most interesting as well as literarily creative was the story of Anne of Cleaves. The imagery in that sequence was brilliantly constructed. Sadly, the mispronunciations of names & nations was the worst in it. Accents were very fake.
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- Connie Hahn
- 2018-08-24
Well Worth the Read!!
If you are like me and think you have read every Tudor book there has been and can't imagine there be something new, this is your book. This is not only a fresh new look but a joy to listen to. What a creative way to tell these women's stories. I would love for these authors to go even deeper into the women they wrote about. Thank you so much.
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- Stefan Filipovits
- 2019-12-28
Superb
I bought Fatal Throne on a Wednesday and had finished it by Saturday. Utterly compelling, Fatal Throne was nearly impossible to stop listening to. The speed at which you understand and sympathize with each of Henry VIII’s six wives is really quite impressive. After centuries of plays, tv series, films, and books it can be difficult to see Henry and his queens in a new light. Stubborn but pious Katherine of Aragon, clever and shrewd Anne Boleyn, kind and submissive Jane Seymour, fierce and independent Anne Of Cleves, vivacious and full of life Katherine Howard, wise and intelligent Catherine Parr all have their say here. I never expected to understand or root for Anne Boleyn. I never dreamed I could find a fair rationalization for the “crimes” of Cat Howard. Yet, in Fatal Throne each queen eloquently finds her voice and offers her opinions and views. It’s truly fascinating to me to see how each of the six either buckle under or rise above the political, religious, social, and sexual mores of the time. There’s triumph and tragedy as well as beauty and horror in each story and I simply couldn’t put it down. There’s strong feminist themes which I respected and appreciated but it’s also massively entertaining and rather illuminating. If you love history or historical women you’ll love Fatal Throne. While I think people familiar with Tudor history will get more out of it, I don’t think that it’s necessarily a prerequisite. I think anyone who loves history, appreciates a story with a strong female voice, or has a desire to see old stories in new ways will find something to love in Fatal Throne. Please give it a listen!
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- Arleen
- 2019-04-24
Absolutely Love
This was one amazing historical piece. I love the Narrating Cast. I was fully immersed. If you love Netflix's Tudor series you will get great satisfaction from this novel. I've listened to it 3 times and love it.
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- M. Ward
- 2018-08-22
Fresh Presentation!
This was so uniquely presented and I loved it. Each wife told her story in first person. Henry gave his viewpoint on the rise and fall of each queen as well. Of course it could only hit the highlights (or lowlights, if you will), but even in a short story format, it managed to give a complete overview of their story.
I’ve read many many many books on the Tudors, and this one is presented differently from all the rest. Definitely worth a credit and a few hours of your time.
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- jessica
- 2018-10-04
kept me listening
good read for Tudor fans.. narrators are good and stories are all told in a provocative way. I did not like Anne of of Cleve's in this book as much. the cadence of the narrators voice made it hard to listen to for long periods of time.. not that it was bad it just made her story seem drawn out because i would space out lol. Very entertaining read otherwise
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- AmazonReviews
- 2022-08-19
Laughably bad
This might be a tolerable read if you know nothing about the Tudor court, but if you do, it's a painful slog of inaccuracies. All of the wives are presented as simpering idiots who are shocked, *shocked* by things that would have been entirely expected in their society- sending noble children to other households to be raised, rich men having mistresses, etc.
All of the wives are also presented as the broadest stereotypical caricature of their popular perception. Catherine of Aragon is a pious and clueless, Anne Boleyn is a conniving seductress, Jane Seymour literally describes herself as a "timid mouse" who is supposedly found unattractive because her "skin is too white." In a period where people were literally putting lead on their face to look paler! All characters are written from the perspective of someone who already knows their fate and wants them to telegraph it, and doing so actually removes much of the interest and tension from the story.
Prince Arthur is presented as sickly and impotent, and definitively not able or willing to consummate his marriage to Catherine. But he wasn't sickly! He was healthy and his death from the same contagious disease that nearly killed Catherine was a shock to everyone. He also joked about having had sex with her on their wedding night immediately after. That's what makes the story interesting! Did the incredibly religious Catherine lie about their non-consummation, or did two healthy teenagers who shared a bed for months and knew they were *supposed* to be having sex really abstain the whole time for some reason? Both scenarios seem so unlikely!
Jane Seymour is written as an open enemy of Anne Boleyn from the very start, years before Anne was even noticed by Henry. There is no basis for this. It's silly and removes some of the interesting reality of constantly shifting roles and loyalties at court.
All the characters are flat and one-note, and they pepper their accounts with lengthy "as you know" monologues delivered to other characters to provide background. It's so heavy-handed. There is no sense that these people are the highly educated elite of their society, people who had informed opinions on foreign policy, theology, art and literature. It feels like the authors were asked to write character sketches based on half-remembered history classes from twenty years ago.
There are so many worthwhile fictional versions of this story. Give this one a miss,
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- Elizabeth
- 2020-02-16
Shallow
The book is overly dramatic and shallow. It doesn't have any information that one could not have gleaned from a PBS special. Plus, so much time is spent on Catherine of Aragon that the coverage of the other wives resembles a high speed car chase.
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- A
- 2019-04-05
An interesting twist
I know this is a little weird but some of my favorite parts were King Henry explaining his choices.
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