Books 2025 - on sale now a book which features the Greys - The Race for Elizabeth I's Throne by Beverley Adams. @writerbeverleya.bsky.social @penandswordbooks.bsky.social ladyjanegrey.info?p=18967

Today, on The Tudor Notebook, we welcome @writerbeverleya.bsky.social back to discuss her latest book, The Race for Elizabeth’s Throne. open.substack.com/pub/amymcelr...

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Today @bec1926.bsky.social and I welcome @writerbeverleya.bsky.social to The Tudor Notebook to discuss history, books, and writing as a full time career. open.substack.com/pub/amymcelr...

The Tudor Notebook Guest post - Q&A with writer and historian Beverley Adams amymcelroy.substack.com/p/guest-post... @writerbeverleya.bsky.social @amymcelroy.bsky.social #writing #Tudors #History

I was lucky to have been interviewed for #TheTudorNotebook you can read what I have to say about myself & my writing career now! open.substack.com/pub/amymcelr...

#History #Tudors #rememberingjanegrey Brilliant books by Valerie Schutte and @writerbeverleya.bsky.social

Guest Post Q&A with Beverley Adams, Author of 'Elizabeth of York and the Birth of the Tudor Dynasty: Uniting the Roses' tudorblogger.substack.com/p/guest-post... @writerbeverleya.bsky.social @tudorblogger.bsky.social #Tudors #Booksky 💙📚

#otd 1554 Simon Renard wrote to the Emperor, ‘after which she need have no fear for her crown, as Jane of Suffolk and Guildford, her husband, were to be beheaded, and the whole house of Suffolk would be obliterated by the execution of the three brothers now prisoners.'

#OTD in 1554 Lady Jane Grey was executed at the Tower of London.

Today I have an interview with the lovely @writerbeverleya.bsky.social about her latest book on Elizabeth of York - appropriate to discuss 11 February, which is the anniversary of her birth and death. Substack - tudorblogger.substack.com/p/guest-post... Blog - tudorblogger.com/2025/02/11/g...

Elizabeth of York was born #otd in 1466 at Westminster Palace to Edward IV & Elizabeth Woodville. She married Henry Tudor in 1486. Her surviving son was Henry VIII & her daughters, Margaret & Mary, both became queens. You can read all about her in my latest book.

Congratulations to Beverley Adams on the US #BookLaunch of Elizabeth of York and the Birth of the Tudor Dynasty: Uniting the Roses tonyriches.blogspot.com/2024/11/eliz... @writerbeverleya.bsky.social #Tudors #Booksky 💙📚

#OTD 1567 Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley, husband of Mary, Queen of Scots, was murdered at Kirk o’ Field, Edinburgh. The house was blown up using gunpowder but he managed to escape the blast & flee into the garden where his assailants caught him & smothered him to death.

It’s been a long time since I’ve read a book. My reading mojo completely left me but I’m sat waiting for mum whilst she has an appointment & I’ve picked this up by @jenniegauthor.bsky.social & I think I can say my reading mojo is back! I just know I’m going to love this so much 💙

#TudorTweet #OTD In 1559, Elizabeth I was crowned Queen of England & Ireland at Westminster Abbey. At midday, Owen Oglethorpe, Bishop of Carlisle, conducted the service which was a blend of both Catholic & Reformist elements. The feasting afterwards lasted approximately 10 hours.

I’ve got myself a hot choc and a stack of notes to get written up, pure cosy writing vibes. ☺️

Elizabeth of York: The Birth of the Tudor Dynasty has its first 5⭐️ review! Never underestimate what a positive reviews can do for an author, they’re such a confidence boost!

You’ve got until 11:45am today for second class & until 11:45am on Friday for first class deliveries from @penandswordbooks.bsky.social including all my books, some of which are on offer & include my latest release Elizabeth of York & the Birth of the Tudor Dynasty! Don’t delay & Merry Christmas🎄

You’ve got until 11:45am today for second class & until 11:45am on Friday for first class deliveries from @penandswordbooks.bsky.social including all my books, some of which are on offer & include my latest release Elizabeth of York & the Birth of the Tudor Dynasty! Don’t delay & Merry Christmas🎄

I finally have my hands on Elizabeth of York & the Birth of the Tudor Dynasty. It’s even more special as it’s dedicated to my dad. I chose this book for his dedication given the beautiful red cover and his love of LFC. ♥️

I finally have my hands on Elizabeth of York & the Birth of the Tudor Dynasty. It’s even more special as it’s dedicated to my dad. I chose this book for his dedication given the beautiful red cover and his love of LFC. ♥️

Happy Lancashire Day to my fellow Lancastrians and to those beyond our beautiful county. 🌹

It’s taken me a while but I’ve finally started the next stage of getting Book Seven into some kind of order!

Elizabeth of York and the Birth of the Tudor Dynasty: Uniting the Roses, by Beverley Adams tonyriches.blogspot.com/2024/11/eliz... @writerbeverleya.bsky.social #Tudors

It’s taken me a while but I’ve finally started the next stage of getting Book Seven into some kind of order!

Thought I'd share posts from some of the lovely guests I've had on my blog! (2/2) @writerbeverleya.bsky.social @hrdarsiehistory.bsky.social tudorblogger.com/category/gue... #History #Tudors #BlogGuests

#OTD 1600 Charles I was born at Dunfermline Castle. His parents were James VI/I & Anna of Denmark. His early childhood was plagued by illness & he was largely kept out of public view but when his elder brother died he became heir to the throne. He reigned from 1625 to 1649.

#OTD 1501 Arthur, Prince of Wales married Katherine of Aragon at St Paul's Cathedral. Sadly, the marriage only lasted less than six months as Arthur died on 2nd April 1502. Katherine remained in England and later married Arthur's younger brother Henry VIII.

Ok..... here it is, the cover reveal for my upcoming book!! #TheRaceforElizabethIsThrone will be released next year by @penandswordbooks.bsky.social

Ok..... here it is, the cover reveal for my upcoming book!! #TheRaceforElizabethIsThrone will be released next year by @penandswordbooks.bsky.social

#OTD 1553 the trial of Lady Jane Grey & her husband Guildford Dudley began at the Guildhall in London. Jane was found guilty of having assumed the crown and was sentenced to be burned alive or beheaded on Tower Hill. Both were executed by beheading on 12 February 1554 aged 16/17.

Morning everyone. How bloomin’ chilly has it got?🥶 Like many others I've decided to try & grow my profile here so please do say hello👋 Today, I’m working on a couple of new writing ideas, more of which I’ll reveal soon but I’m very excited about them.😆 I hope you all have a wonderfully warm day.😘

#ElizabethofYork was a remarkable woman. Sadly, she is often overlooked in favour of her son Henry VIII and granddaughter Elizabeth I. This book focuses on Elizabeth's life from the court of her father Edward IV through her married life with Henry VII and her role as a mother.

#OTD in 1555 Elizabeth Cavendish was born at Chatsworth House. Her parents were Bess of Hardwick & Sir William Cavendish. She married Charles Stuart, younger son of Margaret Douglas & Matthew Stewart, the Earl & Countess of Lennox. Charles was the younger brother of Lord Darnley.

#OTD in 1554 Queen Mary I of England was married by proxy to Philip II of Spain. Mary's choice of bridegroom was not popular amongst her people as many felt England would become a vassal of Spain. Regardless, Mary went ahead and married the Spanish king. #thetudors

Guest Post and Cover Reveal with Beverley Adams amymcelroy.blog/2024/01/31/c... @writerbeverleya.bsky.social @amymcelroy.bsky.social

#OTD in 1486 Henry VII married Elizabeth of York at Westminster Abbey uniting the red rose of Lancaster and the white rose of York. It was a marriage built on mutual respect and love and four of their children survived infancy, Including Henry VIII, Queen Margaret of Scotland & Queen Mary of France.

#OTD in 1486 Henry VII married Elizabeth of York at Westminster Abbey uniting the red rose of Lancaster and the white rose of York. It was a marriage built on mutual respect and love and four of their children survived infancy, Including Henry VIII, Queen Margaret of Scotland & Queen Mary of France.

OTD 1517 Henry Grey, Duke of Suffolk was born. He married Frances Brandon & was the father of Jane, Katherine & Mary Grey. He was executed in February 1554 for his role in the Wyatt Rebellion, his daughter Jane was queen for 9 days & was executed just days before her father.

On this day in 1559 Queen Elizabeth I was crowned Queen of England at Westminster Abbey in a spectacular coronation ceremony that the whole of London rejoiced in. She reigned for 44 years

#OTD 1543 James V of Scotland was buried at Holyrood Abbey following his death on 14 December 1542. His death brought his 6 day old daughter to the throne as Mary, Queen of Scots. He was the last monarch to die in Scotland until 8 September 2022 when Elizabeth II died at Balmoral

#OTD in 1495 Jasper Tudor, Earl of Pembroke died. He was the son of Owen Tudor & Catherine of Valois making him the half-brother of Henry VI. He was uncle to Henry Tudor & was instrumental in helping him gain the throne as Henry VII. He married Catherine Woodville in 1485.

My three special ladies 💕

My three special ladies 💕

Happy birthday to Ada Lovelace! 🎉 She was born #OTD in 1815, her parents were Annabella Milbanke and the poet Lord Byron. She’s celebrated today as a trailblazer in the world of STEM due to her work in the field of science & mathematics. You can learn more about her in my book.

Happy birthday to Ada Lovelace! 🎉 She was born #OTD in 1815, her parents were Annabella Milbanke and the poet Lord Byron. She’s celebrated today as a trailblazer in the world of STEM due to her work in the field of science & mathematics. You can learn more about her in my book.

My December reads!