Queen B

Set during the reign of Henry VIII, Queen B follows Lady Grace Fairfax as she seeks revenge for Anne Boleyn's betrayal while navigating a dangerous world of witchfinders.

In Queen B, readers are transported back to the tumultuous reign of Henry VIII, exploring the origins of Her Majesty’s Royal Coven through the eyes of Lady Grace Fairfax. Set in 1536, the story unfolds after the tragic beheading of Anne Boleyn, a beautiful and powerful witch. Grace, grappling with the loss of her leader and lover, becomes consumed by the need for revenge against the traitor who betrayed their coven. The stakes are high as Grace navigates a world filled with danger and deceit, determined to uncover the truth behind Anne's downfall.

As the narrative progresses, it becomes clear that the threat is not just from within the coven but also from the outside. King Henry VIII's witchfinders, led by the zealous Sir Ambrose Fulke, are on a relentless hunt for witches, driven by a faith that blinds them to the complexities of power and loyalty. Grace must summon all her strength and cunning to evade capture while seeking justice for her fallen leader. The quest for vengeance intertwines with a deeper struggle for survival, as Grace realizes that her very existence hangs in the balance.

Queen B is a gripping tale of sisterhood, sacrifice, and the fight against oppression. With vivid illustrations by Emma Vieceli, Juno Dawson weaves a narrative that is both enchanting and harrowing, showcasing the resilience of witches in a time of peril. The novella captures the essence of witchcraft and the bonds that unite women in the face of adversity, leaving readers spellbound from start to finish.