Tales From The Tudor Court books in order

Q: "How many books are in the Tales From The Tudor Court series?"

"There are five books in the Tales From The Tudor Court series, published between 2013 and 2019."

Q: "What is the first book in the Tales From The Tudor Court series?"

"The first book in the Tales From The Tudor Court series is My Lady Viper, published in 2013."

Q: "How does the Tudor Court series differ from Knight's Highland romances?"

"The Tudor books are more focused on political intrigue and the dangers of court life than on the Highland warrior romances that dominate Knight's other series. The heroines are women caught in the power games of the Tudor monarchy, and survival often matters as much as love. My Lady Viper and Prisoner of the Queen signal the darker tone."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	My Lady Viper	2013	Eliza Knight	Buy
2	Prisoner of the Queen	2014	Eliza Knight	Buy
3	Eternally Bound	2015	Eliza Knight	Buy
4	Breath From the Sea	2016	Eliza Knight	Buy
5	Promise of a Knight	2019	Eliza Knight	Buy

Tales From The Tudor Court by Eliza Knight is a five-book series published between 2013 and 2019. The books follow women navigating the treacherous politics of the Tudor court, where alliances shift, monarchs are unpredictable, and a wrong word can mean imprisonment or worse.

The series shows a different side of Knight’s historical fiction, moving from Highland battles to courtly intrigue. The heroines are clever, ambitious, and often in genuine danger, and the romances unfold against a backdrop where political survival is never guaranteed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Tales From The Tudor Court series?

There are five books in the Tales From The Tudor Court series, published between 2013 and 2019.

What is the first book in the Tales From The Tudor Court series?

The first book in the Tales From The Tudor Court series is My Lady Viper, published in 2013.

How does the Tudor Court series differ from Knight's Highland romances?

The Tudor books are more focused on political intrigue and the dangers of court life than on the Highland warrior romances that dominate Knight’s other series. The heroines are women caught in the power games of the Tudor monarchy, and survival often matters as much as love. My Lady Viper and Prisoner of the Queen signal the darker tone.

Reading order#

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order