Important Stories. Extraordinary Women. Untold History.
Kelly Evans writes historical fiction that brings forgotten women of history into the spotlight. Her novels explore the lives of queens, noblewomen, and influential figures whose contributions have often been overshadowed by the men around them.
Richly researched and character-driven, these stories combine authentic historical detail with compelling drama, making them well suited for adaptation as television series, limited series, feature films, and streaming productions.
The Northern Queen (Anglo-Saxon/Early Medieval England)
After the massacre of the Danes on St. Brice’s Day, Aelfgifu of Northampton allies herself with the Viking cause and marries the future King Cnut, igniting a fierce rivalry with Emma of Normandy in a struggle for power, justice, and England itself.
The Confessor’s Wife (Anglo-Saxon/Early Medieval England)
In a world where barren queens are discarded, Edith of Wessex defies expectations to become the trusted advisor of King Edward the Confessor while navigating family loyalties, court politics, and the gathering storm of 1066.
Elizabeth: Path to the Throne (Tudor England)
Following the execution of Anne Boleyn, the young Princess Elizabeth must survive the deadly intrigues of the Tudor court and overcome the stigma of illegitimacy on her journey to becoming England’s most famous queen.
The Beggar Queen (Early Medieval Merovingian France)
Kidnapped from England and sold into slavery in Merovingian France, Bathilde rises from servant to queen and transforms a kingdom while battling prejudice, court intrigue, and her detractors.
Unfinished: The Inspired Life of Elisabetta Sirani (Renaissance Italy)
A brilliant young artist battles sexism, rivalry, and personal tragedy while building one of Europe’s first schools for female artists and creating a legacy history nearly forgot.
Turning the World to Stone: The Life of Caterina Sforza Part One 1472 – 1488 (Renaissance Italy)
Married as a child into one of Italy’s most powerful dynasties, Caterina Sforza refuses to remain a pawn and begins her transformation into one of the most formidable rulers of the Renaissance.
Turning the World to Stone: The Life of Caterina Sforza Part Two 1488 to 1509 (Renaissance Italy)
Widowed, tested by tragedy, and surrounded by enemies, Caterina Sforza fights to defend her lands and family against the ambitions of Cesare Borgia in a battle that will determine her legacy.
Novellas
The Strange Tale of Miss Victoria Frank (Inspired by Mary Shelley)
When famed scientist Nikola Tesla meets Victoria Frank, he’s intrigued. But she’s hiding a horrendous family secret. He has a decision to make: stay away, or help her with her own terrible science.
Stubborn: A Greek Comedy (Satirical Prose)
Fed up with endless war, the women of ancient Greece launch a scandalous campaign to force their husbands to negotiate peace: they withdraw sex. But can they stick to the plan themselves?
The Mortecarni (Medieval Horror)
Europe is dying. The Black Death sweeps across the continent. Yet for Brother Maurice, a physician and monk, the plague may not be the greatest threat.
Film, television, streaming, dramatic & translation rights inquiries are welcome.
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