So, is My Lady Jane based on a book?
Get ready to fill the Bridgerton-sized hole in your life and binge watch another period drama, because My Lady Jane has arrived to Prime Video. But, is it based on a book?
The series follows Lady Jane Grey, who is forced into marriage then unexpectedly sees herself become Queen of England. It’s got enemies to lovers, marriage of convenience, forbidden love and more tropes!
If you’re as obsessed with the series as we are (yes, Edward Bluemel is our new celebrity crush!), then here is everything you need to know about the book it is based on.
Is My Lady Jane based on a book?
The fantasy series follows Lady Jane Grey as she is forced to marry the brooding Guildford Dudley during the reign of King Edward in a land plagued by Ethians, humans who can turn into animals.
But, Jane soon unexpectedly finds herself crowned queen, to which she becomes the target of criminals who want her throne and her head. So, is My Lady Jane based on a book? Yes, it is!
The series is based on the book of the same name by author Cynthia Hand. It’s a New York Times bestseller and, like the series, is a historical and fantastical reimagining of the life of Lady Jane Grey, Britain’s shortest-reigning monarch.
Plus, it’s a part of a series of books by Cynthia which retell the stories of notable historical figures and fictional characters. These include Jane Eyre, Calamity Jane and more. Adding to our basket RN!
My Lady Jane is streaming on Prime Video.
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