Lady Jane Grey and her husband Guildford live during the reign of Edward, son of Henry VIII. She unexpectedly finds herself crowned queen overnight and becomes the target of criminals who want her throne and her head.

When her ambitious mother sells Jane's hand to the highest bidder, Jane is dismayed to discover that her dreaded husband-to-be, Guildford Dudley, is an infuriatingly attractive stranger with a dark secret; one that has the potential to get them both killed. Not to mention the fact that there are greater conspiracies afoot, like a plot to murder her cousin, King Edward, and throw the entire kingdom into chaos. A sharp-tongued, warm-hearted story full of romance, adventure, and fantasy, My Lady Jane reveals that true love is real, people are not always what they seem, and even doomed heroines can save themselves.—brianfabulous

In the 16th century, Lady Jane Grey (Emily Bader) is coerced by her family to marry Lord Guildford Dudley (Edward Bluemel). Jane, as cousin to Edward VI (Jordan Peters), is in line to the throne. The England of My Lady Jane is plagued by Ethians (shapeshifters), humans who can take animal form. The ordinary humans, known as Verity, drive the Ethians out of society.