"Mary Tudor, Queen of France" is a captivating historical biography written by Mary Croom Brown. This meticulously researched book delves into the life and reign of Mary Tudor, the younger sister of King Henry VIII of England and the queen consort of France.

The biography follows Mary Tudor's journey from her early years as a princess in the Tudor court to her marriage with King Louis XII of France. Mary's brief but eventful time as the queen of France is explored in detail, offering insights into the political intrigue, alliances, and challenges she faced in the French court.

Mary Croom Brown expertly portrays Mary Tudor as a woman of strong character, intelligence, and determination, navigating through the complex web of European politics. The book sheds light on Mary's impact on diplomatic relations between England and France and her role as a pivotal figure in the Tudor dynasty's international affairs.