Henry is the third and last book of

The Tudor Trilogy by Tony Riches.

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“A fine end to a superbly researched and well-written trilogy, one I would recommend to anyone with an interest in this period of history.” Best-selling author Terry Tyler

“Henry was a hazy, cold impression in my mind, but Tony Riches fills him out, gives him intelligence, compassion, human frailty, and a consuming love of country, and I ended the book with great admiration for this man.” Author Noelle Granger

Bosworth 1485: After victory against King Richard III, Henry Tudor becomes King of England. Rebels and pretenders plot to seize his throne. The barons resent his plans to curb their power and he wonders who he can trust. He hopes to unite Lancaster and York through marriage to the beautiful Elizabeth of York.

With help from his mother, Lady Margaret Beaufort, he learns to keep a fragile peace. He chooses a Spanish Princess, Catherine of Aragon, as a wife for his son Prince Arthur. His daughters will marry the King of Scotland and the son of the Emperor of Rome. It seems his prayers are answered, then disaster strikes and Henry must ensure the future of the Tudors.

A Word from the Author

The like of Henry VII has been overshadowed by his son and granddaughter, King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth Ist. I was born close to Pembroke Castle, where the fourteen-year-old Margaret Beaufort gave birth to Henry Tudor, so have always been fascinated by his story. Several years of detailed research went into writing this book, including visiting the remote Forteresse de Largoët in Brittany where Henry spent his long exile. Henry struggled to rule a divided country but his marriage to the beautiful Elizabeth of York began the longest period of peace for generations. His story concludes the best-selling Tudor Trilogy and I am proud to have helped raise a statue in his memory in front of Pembroke Castle.