Catherine of Aragon

In the year 1501, a young woman named Eva embarks on a monumental journey from Spain to London, stepping into a world brimming with intrigue and royal ambitions. As a lady-in-waiting to Catherine of Aragon, the fervently determined daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella, Eva finds herself engulfed in the customs and complexities of the Tudor court. With each stage of the journey, she witnesses not just the opulence of the English monarchy, but also the shifting tides of loyalty and betrayal that shape the lives of those around her.

Amidst the lavish banquets and whispered conversations, Eva must navigate her role with poise while grappling with her own feelings and aspirations. Catherine, a woman of remarkable strength and resolve, stands at the center of a fierce political landscape, and Eva learns first-hand about the power struggles that define this intriguing era. Their intertwined fates cast a compelling light on the sacrifices and challenges faced by women in a patriarchal society.