The King's Daughters, How Two Girls Kept the Faith, by Emily Sarah Holt.
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You will enjoy this book about the time when Mary was Queen of England,
following the rise of Protestantism during Henry the Eighth's and Edward
the Sixth's reigns. Mary was a Catholic, and during her reign there was
a time when people with the Protestant faith were apt to be tortured and
burnt at the stake.
So the King of the title is the King of Heaven, and his daughters are
those women who retain their faith even up to the moment when they die
in the flames. The subtitle is "How Two Girls Kept The Faith".
The problem with killing saintly mothers is that they may leave young
children behind them, and a great deal of this book deals with the three
young children of one such woman.
The edition used was not registered in the Copyright Library, but it
appears to have been a rather badly printed pirated version. It was not
an easy job to create this e-book, but I believe the author would
approve of what we have done for you.
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THE KING'S DAUGHTERS, HOW TWO GIRLS KEPT THE FAITH, BY EMILY SARAH HOLT.