Pros: Bernard Cornwell only gets better. There is something here for almost anyone. Cons: Not a word in 374 spell-binding pages.
Bernard Cornwell has produced another masterful piece of historical fiction. This tale begins in Hookton, England and slogs through Western Europe during the Hundred Years War of the mid 1300s.
Pros: Can not put this one down. Interesting, spellbinding Cons: NONE
This book is written for those that love the era of the knight and lance, the bow and arrow. This is a historical novel that should be read by any and everyone. This novel winds you into its web and will not let you go. The only problem with this book is ...
At dawn on Easter morning 1343, a marauding band of French raiders arrives by boat to ambush the coastal English village of Hookton. To brave young Th...More at Barnes & Noble.com
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