The Plantagenets: Three Centuries of Power and Betrayal
For over 300 years, the Plantagenets ruled England with ambition, brilliance, and ruthless determination.

They built empires, fought legendary wars, and turned family squabbles into full-blown battles for the crown.

From the rise of Henry II to the bloody climax of the Wars of the Roses, this is the story of warrior kings, cunning queens, and rival heirs whose ambitions shaped a nation. It's a royal family saga filled with betrayal, political intrigue, forbidden love, and battlefield glory — the real-life drama that inspired centuries of legend.

Written in an engaging, easy-to-read style, this book brings history to life without the heavy academic jargon. Perfect for history lovers and curious newcomers alike, it's the Plantagenet story as you've never experienced it before: vivid, thrilling, and entertaining.