Step into the dazzling yet perilous world of Tudor England, where power was often a shared endeavour, and the most influential players were not always those who stood alone. In Power Couples of the Tudor Age, Jo Romero uncovers the remarkable stories of the dynamic duos whose partnerships shaped the course of English history. From the legendary marriage of Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon, which set the stage for England's religious transformation, to the political machinations of Elizabeth I and Robert Dudley, these couples navigated the treacherous waters of court intrigue, international diplomacy, and personal ambition. Some stood together against the rising tides of reform, while others united to end wars and forge new dynasties. These couples wielded their influence in ways that changed not only their own lives but the future of the realm. Their stories reveal the intricate dance of love, power, and survival. Power Couples of the Tudor Age brings to light the incredible contributions of these figures, offering a fresh perspective on the partnerships that forged a nation. AUTHOR: Jo Romero is a passionate historian and writer who brings history to life with her vivid storytelling and in-depth research. A graduate with a BA (Hons) in History: Medieval and Modern from the University of Hull, Jo has channelled her lifelong love of history into her popular blog, Love British History, where she shares articles, travel stories, and historic sketches with over 10,000 followers on social media. Her work has been featured in The Historians Magazine and she is known for uncovering the stories of 'forgotten' figures in British history. Jo is also a talented artist, planning to release sketches of historical women featured in her work, further enriching her readers' experience. She currently resides in Reading, Berkshire, where she continues to explore and share the rich tapestry of British history. Power Couples of the Tudor Age is her second book, promising to offer readers a fresh perspective on the influential partnerships that shaped English history. 20 b/w illustrations
