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0 reviewsFrom #1 New York Times bestselling author and “queen of royal fiction” (USA Today) Philippa Gregory comes the remarkable story of Katherine of Aragon, Princess of Spain, daughter of two great monarchs, and eventual Queen of England when she marries the infamous King Henry VIII.
"Philippa Gregory is a mesmerizing storyteller." - The Sunday Telegraph (UK)
Daughter of Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain, Katherine has been fated her whole life to marry Prince Arthur of England. When they meet and are married, the match becomes as passionate as it is politically expedient. The young lovers revel in each other’s company and plan England they will make together. But tragically, aged only fifteen, Arthur falls ill and extracts from his sixteen-year-old bride a deathbed promise to marry his brother, Henry; become Queen; and fulfil their dreams and her destiny.
"In her addictive new novel, [Gregory] turns her eye to Katherine of Aragon, a princess who became Queen of England - all by dint of a well-kept secret." - Marie Claire
"If romantic historical novels are your cup of tea, The Constant Princess will not disappoint. Gregory vividly reconstructs life in the Spanish royal household, and contributes to the sense of Katherine's foreignness: through her eyes, England is indeed a strange land." - The Times (UK)
Longlisted for the 2006 Women's Prize For Fiction
