Tudor England and Fantasy Novels
Discover the best Tudor England fantasy novels, from Sarah A. Hoyt's Shakespearean adventures to Harry Turtledove's alternate histories. Explore magic, intrigue, and royal drama in these gripping books.
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Ill Met by Moonlight
by Sarah A. Hoyt
This enchanting debut novel speculates on the identity of William Shakespeare's Dark Lady, and presents a world of fairies and fantasy that is the setting for a tale about the love that set the young Shakespeare's heart ablaze--and aroused greatness within him.
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All Night Awake
by Sarah A. Hoyt
Young Will Shakespeare is having a harder time making it in London than he thought he would, constantly competing with his greatest rival, Christopher Marlowe, for both literary recognition and the heart of Lady Silver.
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Any Man So Daring
by Sarah A. Hoyt
William Shakespeare has become the preeminent playwright of Elizabethan England, but his success comes with a price--his son Hamnet has disappeared in the realm of the Elven King, and Will must face the powers of darkness to rescue him.
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Ruled Britannia
by Harry Turtledove
In an alternate Elizabethan England, the Queen is imprisoned in the Tower and William Shakespeare must write a play that will incite the citizens to rise against the Spanish monarchy that rules them.
