We all know how Anne Boleyn's story ends...
Now, learn the secret of how it began...


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It's been 12 years since The Poet Prince stole our hearts in Kathleen McGowan's bestselling Magdalene line Trilogy...
and now, Book 4 is here!

The Boleyn Heresy—Part One: The Time Will Come


⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Enthralling- take the journey through the eyes of truth
 You will not want to put this book down! This book sings of the truth based on 30 + years boots-on-the-ground research by Kathleen McGowan through France, Europe, and the British Isles tracing the true recorded documents about the life of Anne Boleyn. No one else has done this much research, preferring to cling to the patriarchal view of her life. This historical record, thinly veiled as a novel, reveals the true nature of Anne Boleyn. You cannot but conclude that mainstream history is wrong.

— Vanessa, Australia 


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In Kathleen McGowan’s signature style of moving between the present and the past, The Boleyn Heresy—Part One: The Time Will Come is brilliantly researched, an uncommon blend of fast-paced fiction, epic love stories, and unparalleled, fresh insights into the history, art, and religious turmoil of the 16th century.
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 Following a successful global tour for her bestselling book about the Lost Gospel of Mary Magdalene and preparing for her own nuptials, author Maureen Paschal isn’t looking for a new project—and certainly not a discovery that will tear apart the world of Tudor history.  But when a cache of 16th century documents is found in the wall of the French Chateau she is renovating with her fiancé, her world is turned upside down by a new, demanding muse:  Anne Boleyn.

The second wife of the infamous King Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn is best known for her gruesome death by beheading—and the alleged scandalous behavior that led her to the chopping block.  But as Maureen is drawn deeper into the secret world that Anne Boleyn inhabited during her youthful years in France, what evolves is the unexpected and sometimes shocking portrait of a complex, courageous and profoundly faithful woman.  Anne comes vividly to life as both a heroine of religious reform and as a charitable champion of the common people who call her queen. This Anne Boleyn exists in stark contrast to the scheming, ambitious adulteress depicted in most modern accounts of Tudor history. This is an Anne Boleyn who changed the world indelibly, courageously, and intentionally. She is also a woman who died brutally for her audacity and power.

Maureen comes to believe that Anne Boleyn’s childhood years spent on the Continent were critical components of both her character and her destiny, yet these astounding details have been ignored. Anne was mentored by the most powerful and controversial women in Europe—women so colorful and important that it seems unfathomable that they have been lost to popular historical accounts.  Maureen’s immersion into Anne’s life in France fuels her determination to defend this much maligned queen, but not everyone shares her perspective. History pushes back on those who try to change it, and Maureen finds herself in a deadly quest for the truth.  As a body count of smart, outspoken women begins to pile up across the UK and Europe, Maureen must face the facts: a serial killer is stalking the women who would change history, and she is next.  If she wants the truth of Anne Boleyn’s story to be told, she will first need to find a way to stay alive . . .

In Kathleen McGowan’s signature style of moving between the present and the past, The Boleyn Heresy—Part One is brilliantly researched, an uncommon blend of fast-paced fiction, epic love stories, and unparalleled, fresh insights into the history, art and religious turmoil of the 16th century. 
Curious about the connection between Anne Boleyn and Mary Magdalene? 
 
From the autumn of 1515 through the spring of 1516, Queen Claude of France, along with the Queen Mother and the sister of the king, embarked upon a controversial pilgrimage to view the skull and relics of Mary Magdalene. Each a queen in her own right, they were accompanied by an entourage of noble women. Their itinerary was carefully recorded as were some of their spiritual beliefs and practices which were focused on specific reverence for Mary Magdalene.

Within their noble party was a fourteen-year-old English girl, a lady-in-waiting to Queen Claude, named Anne Boleyn. What these women shared over those months in Provence and in the decade which followed would have an indelible impact on Europe. This account of Anne Boleyn’s spiritual and social influences is based in over two decades of research into the mystery traditions to which she was exposed during her formative years on the Continent.

Anne Boleyn was mentored and educated by some of the most powerful, influential, and controversial women in history. Together, they were a royal society of women who ruled much of Europe and vowed to reform it from the inside. Young Anne Boleyn was their most promising protégée.

The following is a work of fiction. However, the accounts from Europe upon which the historical “heresies” are derived have existed for two millennia and survived extreme attempts to extinguish them. These legends are preserved in antiquated manuscripts as well as the culture, art, and folklore of France. Almost a thousand pages of French manuscript material, collected by the author over three decades of research, have been used as source material for this book.

That these women worked together to change history is NOT fiction.

 
Curious about the connection between Anne Boleyn and Mary Magdalene? 

From the autumn of 1515 through the spring of 1516, Queen Claude of France, along with the Queen Mother and the sister of the king, embarked upon a controversial pilgrimage to view the skull and relics of Mary Magdalene. Each a queen in her own right, they were accompanied by an entourage of noble women. Their itinerary was carefully recorded as were some of their spiritual beliefs and practices which were focused on specific reverence for Mary Magdalene.

Within their noble party was a fourteen-year-old English girl, a lady-in-waiting to Queen Claude, named Anne Boleyn. What these women shared over those months in Provence and in the decade which followed would have an indelible impact on Europe. This account of Anne Boleyn’s spiritual and social influences is based in over two decades of research into the mystery traditions to which she was exposed during her formative years on the Continent.

Anne Boleyn was mentored and educated by some of the most powerful, influential, and controversial women in history. Together, they were a royal society of women who ruled much of Europe and vowed to reform it from the inside. Young Anne Boleyn was their most promising protégée.

The following is a work of fiction. However, the accounts from Europe upon which the historical “heresies” are derived have existed for two millennia and survived extreme attempts to extinguish them. These legends are preserved in antiquated manuscripts as well as the culture, art, and folklore of France. Almost a thousand pages of French manuscript material, collected by the author over three decades of research, have been used as source material for this book.

That these women worked together to change history is NOT fiction.


Rave Reviews

 Illuminates the Soul...

"This series illuminates the Soul, soothed by the energy of Mary Magdalene. She is the feminine Christ. Who was massacred by patriarchy. She is now being resurrected."

—T. Sioux 

 Mind-boggling...

"The whole series causes you to think, research, and pray."

—K. Galantini 

Fascinating...

"The entire trilogy is utterly fascinating! McGowan’s storytelling is breath-taking. I could not stop reading and find myself wanting all of it, even the fictional parts, to be true."

—J. McClain

"Kathleen McGowan expertly weaves research, myths, and spirit to reveal hidden stories of women intentionally marginalized and persecuted. She illustrates their resurrections in a way that causes readers to consider if they too may reveal themselves in the practices that generations of women worked faithfully to preserve. The formative years of Anne Boleyn’s life entwined with Jesus’ and Mary Magdalene’s in this fourth book of The Magdalene Line series prepares us for the heresies employed to eventually execute Anne Boleyn. McGowan makes sure that these atrocities are not the final statement about women such as Anne or us.  Book four prepares readers to walk with Anne just as the women walked with Jesus and supported him at the foot of the cross. Readers are not only blessed by McGowan’s flowing prose and engaging storytelling, but also by her persistent courage and faithfulness. Read The Boleyn Heresy immediately so that you are ready for book five as soon as it is released!"

—Crystal Steinberg, creator of the Unlearning Religious Dogma series and best-selling author of Walk Within-Reclaim Your Spiritual Nature: An Advent, Solstice, and Christmas Path
About Kathleen McGowan
Fresh from her own travels across Europe in search of the hidden Anne Boleyn, Kathleen McGowan delivers an exciting version of Anne’s story that is completely unknown to the world—a story supported by a depth of study into Anne’s early years that is unequaled in any existing Tudor research.  While working in Italy, France, Belgium and Britain, the author accessed sources in six languages and multiple aspects of Renaissance history while drawing on her two decades of research into the history and heresies of Europe.

Kathleen McGowan is the New York Times bestselling author of the popular Magdalene Line series, published in 40 languages and distributed on six continents. Her first novel, The Expected One, has over a million copies in print worldwide.  She has been a regular contributor and recognized expert on history, folklore, and mythology on The History Channel for ever a decade.



About Kathleen McGowan
Fresh from her own travels across Europe in search of the hidden Anne Boleyn, Kathleen McGowan delivers an exciting version of Anne’s story that is completely unknown to the world—a story supported by a depth of study into Anne’s early years that is unequaled in any existing Tudor research.  While working in Italy, France, Belgium and Britain, the author accessed sources in six languages and multiple aspects of Renaissance history while drawing on her two decades of research into the history and heresies of Europe.

Kathleen McGowan is the New York Times bestselling author of the popular Magdalene Line series, published in 40 languages and distributed on six continents. Her first novel, The Expected One, has over a million copies in print worldwide.  She has been a regular contributor and recognized expert on history, folklore, and mythology on The History Channel for ever a decade.



RAVE REVIEWS


Fascinating...

"The entire trilogy is utterly fascinating! McGowan’s storytelling is breath-taking. I could not stop reading and find myself wanting all of it, even the fictional parts, to be true."
—J. McClain



Illuminates the Soul...

"This series illuminates the Soul, soothed by the energy of Mary Magdalene. She is the feminine Christ. Who was massacred by patriarchy. She is now being resurrected."
—T. Sioux



Mind-boggling...
"The whole series causes you to think, research, and pray."
—K. Galantini



"Kathleen McGowan expertly weaves research, myths, and spirit to reveal hidden stories of women intentionally marginalized and persecuted. She illustrates their resurrections in a way that causes readers to consider if they too may reveal themselves in the practices that generations of women worked faithfully to preserve. The formative years of Anne Boleyn’s life entwined with Jesus’ and Mary Magdalene’s in this fourth book of The Magdalene Line series prepares us for the heresies employed to eventually execute Anne Boleyn. McGowan makes sure that these atrocities are not the final statement about women such as Anne or us.  Book four prepares readers to walk with Anne just as the women walked with Jesus and supported him at the foot of the cross. Readers are not only blessed by McGowan’s flowing prose and engaging storytelling, but also by her persistent courage and faithfulness. Read The Boleyn Heresy immediately so that you are ready for book five as soon as it is released!"


—Crystal Steinberg, creator of the Unlearning Religious Dogma series and best-selling author of Walk Within-Reclaim Your Spiritual Nature: An Advent, Solstice, and Christmas Path


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