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The Hundred Years' War sets Brittany ablaze in this unputdownable medieval adventure.
Into a land torn by civil war rides freebooter Martin Kemp, in search of a lord in whose service he can win plunder and glory.
Soon he falls under the spell of charismatic outlaw Sir Ranulf FitzWaryn, who entertains grandiose ambitions of ruling over his own personal fiefdom.
The higher Kemp rises through the ranks of FitzWaryn's band, the more he realises the price of success might be his very soul.
When a French Army comes seeking a reckoning, Kemp's loyalties are divided between his king and the woman he loves, forcing him to gamble all against impossible odds on the battlefield.
A thrilling historical series, the bestselling Arrows of Albion series is perfect for fans of Conn Iggulden and Bernard Cornwell. Born in London a very long time ago, Jonathan Lunn claims to have literary antecedents, being descended from the man who introduced Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to the Reichenbach Falls. To relax he goes for long strolls in the British countryside, an activity which over the years has resulted in him getting lost (multiple times), breaking a rib, failing to overcome his fear of heights atop dizzying precipices, fleeing herds of stampeding cattle, providing a feast for blood-sucking parasites, being shot at by hooligans with air-rifles, and finding himself trapped by rising floodwaters. He lives in Bristol where he writes full time.
Into a land torn by civil war rides freebooter Martin Kemp, in search of a lord in whose service he can win plunder and glory.
Soon he falls under the spell of charismatic outlaw Sir Ranulf FitzWaryn, who entertains grandiose ambitions of ruling over his own personal fiefdom.
The higher Kemp rises through the ranks of FitzWaryn's band, the more he realises the price of success might be his very soul.
When a French Army comes seeking a reckoning, Kemp's loyalties are divided between his king and the woman he loves, forcing him to gamble all against impossible odds on the battlefield.
A thrilling historical series, the bestselling Arrows of Albion series is perfect for fans of Conn Iggulden and Bernard Cornwell. Born in London a very long time ago, Jonathan Lunn claims to have literary antecedents, being descended from the man who introduced Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to the Reichenbach Falls. To relax he goes for long strolls in the British countryside, an activity which over the years has resulted in him getting lost (multiple times), breaking a rib, failing to overcome his fear of heights atop dizzying precipices, fleeing herds of stampeding cattle, providing a feast for blood-sucking parasites, being shot at by hooligans with air-rifles, and finding himself trapped by rising floodwaters. He lives in Bristol where he writes full time.
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