Discover the lesser-known tale of one of history's most fascinating monarchs. Queen James Stuart, also known as James I of England, Scotland, and Ireland, lived a life marked by intrigue, romance, and controversy. Born in Edinburgh in 1566, he ascended to the throne at just seven days old, becoming the youngest ruler of the British Isles.

This comprehensive history delves into James's remarkable life, from his early years as a royal prince to his tumultuous relationships with Catherine of Aragon and Anne of Denmark. Explore the lavish parties, diplomatic intrigues, and personal scandals that defined his reign. But also examine the monarch's complex legacy, including his efforts to unite warring Scottish clans and establish a strong, centralized government.

Through meticulous research and engaging narrative, "Queen James" offers a fresh perspective on one of England's most beloved – and often misunderstood – monarchs. This book is perfect for historians, scholars, and anyone fascinated by the intrigue and drama of 16th-century British politics.