Mayflowers for November by Marlyn Bromfield

Avis is unhappy with her simple life as a baker's daughter so when she is asked to work at court as the lovely Madge Shelton's maid, she seizes her chance. The trouble is that she has 'the sight' which brings her into contact with Anne Boleyn, a haunting and tragic experience for pretty Avis...

This was well-researched and atmospheric with lots of old English words that  I had to look up, but I found it rather grim and depressing, so I would think twice before reading any more books by this author.