The Beheading Game
No CoverAnne Boleyn, revived after beheading, seeks justice for her murder and her daughter’s future in a dark, magical historical fantasy.
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Anne Boleyn, revived after beheading, seeks justice for her murder and her daughter’s future in a dark, magical historical fantasy.
Anne Boleyn returns from the dead to seek justice in this compelling, entertaining and original novel Disgraced. Beheaded. Revived . . . When Anne Boleyn wakes up after her execution she finds she is not yet ready for death. She has unfinished business with the king who had her murdered and is determined to secure her daughter, Elizabeth's, future. Discarded by Henry for failing to produce a male heir, reviled by the court for being too smart for her own good and beheaded on trumped-up charges, ...
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Moderate romantic elements; likely fade-to-black scenes based on genre and description.
Extreme depictions of beheading and body horror with Anne sewing her head back on.
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Minor historical religious context likely tied to Tudor era setting.
Major fantasy elements with Anne’s supernatural revival central to the plot.
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Moderate political themes tied to Tudor court intrigue and power struggles.
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Major themes of historical injustice, execution, and systemic cruelty to women.
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