The Titian Portrait

Set in February 1554, the story unfolds at Guildhall in London, where Queen Mary I prepares to deliver a pivotal speech that could define her reign. As England's first queen regnant, her words carry immense weight, reflecting the political tensions and challenges of the era. The narrative explores themes of power, identity, and the struggles faced by a female monarch in a male-dominated society, highlighting the significance of her leadership during a tumultuous time in English history.