The Tudors: King Takes Queen (Volume 2)

Dissent rises in the kingdom of King Henry VIII of England. The kings ongoing dispute with the papacy over a desire for annulment is about to incite the Reformation and his next step is to appoint a new archbishop in order to obtain his long-awaited marriage to Anne Boleyn. All crests that once bore the initials H & K are promptly replaced with an intertwining H & A the first of many significant changes to come. The birth of the new royal couples first child Princess Elizabeth is followed by the death of Katherine of Aragon. New legislation decrees that any who dare commit an act against the king - or the kingdoms newfound beliefs - will face extreme consequences. With her husband growing increasingly impatient it becomes apparent that the only crime Anne could commit against her king would be to deny him a male heir. As pressures rise in the kingdom those who once found themselves in the kings good graces foresee a somber end to their reign. This rich novelization of season two of The Tudors follows the complicated relationship between Henry and Anne through to its historically significant and dramatic conclusion.