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Wolsey's Wife

N J Turton

London 1508 - Henry VII is dying. Courtiers are circling, waiting, and quietly forming a new court around the soon to be Henry VIII. One of these is Thomas Wolsey, chaplain to the old king and clearly destined for a great career in both church and state. In Great Yarmouth, Wolsey's old friend Peter Larke is also dangerously close to death. Peter's sons are priests and their paths clearly marked. But then there's Joan. Unmarried and soon to be alone, her uncle John insists her only option is to become a nun. Her spirit seems broken and lost but Wolsey, a priest sworn to celebacy, suggests a shocking solution...

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ABOUT N J TURTON


Originally from Bedfordshire, Nicola currently lives in Hampshire with her overactive imagination. It was whilst researching the Tudor Ruin of Basing House, where she also lived, that she first learned about Joan Larke.
This is her first novel. As long as she can recall, Nicola has been fascinated by history and archaeology, two passions that are essential to her writing. Wolsey's Wife was one of the six shortlisted books in the 2022 Aspects of History Unpublished Novel Competition.