Order of Philippa Gregory Books
Philippa Gregory is a British novelist of historical fiction. Gregory writes novels set in various historical periods, most notably the Tudor era with her best known novel, The Other Boleyn Girl (which adapted to film). She has also written a few contemporary novels. She has received some criticism for historical errors in her novels.
Philippa Gregory made her literary debut in 1987 with Wideacre. Below is a list of Philippa Gregory’s books in order of when they were originally released:
Publication Order of Plantagenet and Tudor Books
Chronological Order of Plantagenet and Tudor Books
Publication Order of Cousins' War Books
Publication Order of Tudor Court Books
Publication Order of Fairmile Books
Publication Order of Order Of Darkness Books
Publication Order of Tradescant Books
Publication Order of Wideacre Books
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
Publication Order of Short Story Collections
Publication Order of The Princess Rules Books
Publication Order of Children's Books
Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
Publication Order of Anthologies
Note: Mrs. Hartley and the Growth Centre is also titled Alice Hartley’s Happiness. The Women of the Cousins’ War is co-authored with David Baldwin and Michael Jones. The King’s Curse was also published as The Last Rose.
I just finish reading Tidelands realizing that I should have read this novel before I read Dark Tides. I enjoyed both very much as I have all your novels. I’m just wondering if one of your novels fits in between these two since in the first Alinor is in her twenties and in the other she is much older. Thanks for your entertaining novels. Bob
Hi Bob – you’re not missing any books. Those are the only two in that series thus far.
The only issue I have is that chronologically, “The Last Tudor” should be listed before “The Queen’s Fool”.
“The Last Tudor” deals basically with Edward’s death and then the short-lived reign of Jane Grey….easing into what becomes the beginning of Queen Mary’s reign. “The Queen’s Fool” picks up (more or less) from there.