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Jane Seymour

18th June 2026 by | Uncategorized

The Tudor Rose Collection – Jane Seymour

Introducing the Third Queen in The Tudor Rose Collection

 

Jane Seymour’s Summer Redcurrant Jelly: Reserve your jars now

 

From July 2026, The Tudor Rose Collection will be available through my Shopify store. If you would like a preview of what is coming, please visit:

 

murder-in-the-tower.myshopify.com

 

Today I am delighted to introduce the third of our six Tudor queens.

 

Jane Seymour is often remembered as the quiet queen, yet her influence upon Tudor history was profound.

 

Gentle, modest and deeply respected, Jane succeeded where Katherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn had not. In October 1537 she gave Henry VIII the son he had long desired, the future Edward VI.

 

For Jane, there could be only one preserve.

 

Summer Redcurrant Jelly.

 

Unlike the exotic flavours associated with Katherine of Aragon or the French influences surrounding Anne Boleyn, redcurrants speak of the English countryside, manor gardens and summer harvests.

 

They evoke the England Jane knew best.

 

As I researched Jane for my novels, I was struck by the calm dignity she brought to Henry’s court. Whilst others changed England through drama and conflict, Jane’s influence came through patience, kindness and reconciliation.

 

The Tudor Rose Collection launches in July 2026.

 

To reserve items, please email:

 

info@murderinthetower.london

 

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Thank you for reading my posts.

 

Gemma Morris-Conway

 

The past is never silent.

 

www.murderinthetower.london

 

Author of:

The Reflection in the Mirror & The Wolf of Whitehall