Alison Weir
Books
31
Avg Rating
4.0
Years Active
1992-2026
About
Alison Weir is a renowned British historian and author, celebrated for her detailed works on the Tudor dynasty and medieval England. Born in 1951, she developed a passion for history at a young age. Weir's debut book, "Britain's Royal Families: The Complete Genealogy," was published in 1989, launching her successful career. She is well-known for both her historical biographies and captivating historical fiction. Her notable works include "The Six Wives of Henry VIII" and "Elizabeth of York." Weir's meticulous research and engaging storytelling have earned her a dedicated readership, establishing her as a leading voice in historical literature.
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The Lady Elizabeth
3.99•Historical Fiction
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Mary, Queen of Scots and the Murder of Lord Darnley
4.05•True Crime
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Henry VIII
4.10•History
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Mary Boleyn
3.76•History
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Eleanor of Aquitaine
3.93•History
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The Life of Elizabeth I
4.03•History
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The Passionate Tudor
3.97•Historical Fiction
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Katherine of Aragon, The True Queen
4.11•Historical Fiction
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Jane Seymour, The Haunted Queen
4.17•Romance
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Queens at War
4.08•History
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Katheryn Howard
4.10•Historical Fiction
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Queens of the Age of Chivalry
4.22•History
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Katherine of Aragon
4.11•Romance
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The Children of Henry VIII
4.00•History
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Anne Boleyn
4.12•Romance
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The Boleyn Secret
4.03•Historical Fiction
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Katharine Parr
4.22•Historical Fiction
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Children of England
4.00•History
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Captive Queen
3.79•Historical Fiction
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The Cardinal
4.09•Historical Fiction
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The Lady in the Tower
3.98•History
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The Wars of the Roses
3.99•History
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The Six Wives of Henry VIII
4.40•History
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Elizabeth of York
3.81•History
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Queens of the Conquest
3.84•History
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Anna of Kleve
4.05•Historical Fiction
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Mistress of the Monarchy
3.85•History
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Queens of the Crusades
3.97•History
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The Lost Tudor Princess
3.69•History
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Against Our Better Judgment
4.20•History
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A Dangerous Inheritance
3.88•Romance
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