A Song of Sixpence

In "A Song of Sixpence," set during the tumultuous early years of Tudor rule, a young boy, once the rightful heir to the English throne, returns years later to reclaim his position. Elizabeth of York, now queen and sister to the boy, grapples with her loyalties to family and her duties under the invading king, Henry Tudor. As she navigates a landscape fraught with conflict, terror, and unexpected love, Elizabeth emerges as a resilient figure defined by her endurance rather than resistance. This captivating tale offers a fresh perspective on her strength and the dynamics at the court of Henry VII.