The meaning of love, according to each of Henry VIII's six wives. A collection of six drabbles. COMPLETE Please read and review!

The Lady Elizabeth, Queen Mary’s sister, receives a piece of news that changes her life forever.

What was the real story of Joseph? Potifar's wife tell us the true tale.

A fictionalized true story on the last moments of Antony and Cleopatra.

Catherine D'arc has been consoling her sister Joan D'arc for years while the visions and voices plague her sleep. It is now the night she must finally leave.

As Joan of Arc burns at the cross, her mind begins to understand only what a divine matry's can. An attempt to interperate her final thoughts.

A journalist manages to infiltrate Marie Antoinette's tightly knit social circle, only to discover what's really beneath Versailles's decadent facade.

Elinor of Aquitaine meets her husband's lover, Rosamund. Or: the Beauty of Christendom meets the lover of Henry II of England, Fair Rosamund. Either way, it's brief, and takes place in the 1100s.

In the last years of her life, the mysterious Elisabeth of Wittelsbach reflects on her life and the three women in the world who she could dare to call friends.

In 1586, the imprisoned Queen of Scotland received a note from a conspirator who wanted to put her onto the throne of England. Mary’s POV.

It is 1533, England has another princess, and Mary Tudor, now nothing but the King’s bastard and mistake, holds constant to her belief.

Before her wedding to the new young King of England, Catherine of Aragon thought about her first and only love. Catherine’s POV.

It is May 1536, Anne Boleyn, the Queen who is accused of treason, adultery and incest, would soon be beheaded. She reflects on the things she did.