Jessie Childs writes narrative history about Tudor and early-Stuart England, especially religious conflict, persecution and the families caught inside political change. Henry VIII's Last Victim follows Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, using his career to open a wider view of court culture and the final years of Henry VIII. God's Traitors traces the Catholic Vaux family through Elizabethan England, where private worship, priest-hiding and state surveillance turn belief into a matter of daily risk. The Siege of Loyalty House moves into the English Civil War and reconstructs the defence of Basing House through soldiers, household members and the shifting loyalties around them. Childs writes with strong scene-setting but keeps documentary evidence visible beneath the narrative. Her work fits Tudor history, Reformation history and narrative British history. Read more Less
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