I, QUEEN. BONA. QUEEN OF THE SFORZA FAMILY. VOLUME 3

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Renaissance Poland, where courtly intrigues intertwine with passions and ambitions. Get to know the story of Bona Sforza, a woman who left an indelible mark on the fate of the kingdom. Immerse yourself in a tale of love, betrayal, and power struggles that took place in Wawel Castle.

• An intriguing story about the life of Bona Sforza, one of the most important figures in Polish history.
• An insightful look at the realities of life at the royal court in the 16th century.
• A fascinating journey through time that allows you to better understand Polish history.
• A rich historical background that brings the world of Renaissance Poland to life.
• A captivating plot that keeps you in suspense from the first to the last page.
• Ideal reading for lovers of history, biographies, and historical novels.

Bona Sforza, a young and ambitious Italian woman, comes to Krakow to marry King Sigismund the Old. She quickly gains influence in Wawel Castle, arousing both admiration and dislike. Her strong personality and political ambitions lead to conflicts with the Polish nobility and European powers. Bona becomes a symbol of a new era, but also a source of many problems for the kingdom.

The novel shows Bona Sforza as a woman of flesh and blood, full of passion, ambition, and weaknesses. The author insightfully analyzes her motivations and decisions, showing the complexity of her character. The reader has the opportunity to get to know Bona as a mother, wife, politician, and woman who desired happiness and fulfillment.

Axis Mundi is a publishing house specializing in publications in the fields of history, culture, and spirituality. Their books are characterized by high editorial and substantive quality, as well as an interesting and accessible language. The publishing house ensures that their publications are not only a source of knowledge, but also an inspiration for reflection and personal development.

Technical data:

Number of pages: 600

Binding: paperback

Format: 142x210 mm

Year of publication: 2025