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England has a new master.
Simon de Montfort''s victory at the Battle of Lewes has made him king in all but name. He has vowed to restore the rights and liberties of the kingdom, but now even his friends grow wary of his power.
As old alliances break down, new rebellions gather strength. The captive king''s supporters muster, vowing to overthrow the new regime.
Meanwhile Adam de Norton, who won the honour of knighthood on the field at Lewes, has reclaimed his ancestral lands. A peaceful and prosperous future lies before him - until he receives a summons he cannot refuse.
War is inevitable. But this time, will Adam be on the winning side?
Trade ReviewCracking * Peterborough Telegraph *
PRAISE FOR THE SERIES:-A very promising historical adventure trilogy . . . This is A Knight's Tale, but with fewer jokes and more blood * The Times *
Stirring, evocative and richly immersive * Ben Kane *
Ross's writing is both muscular and poetic, with immaculate representation of the era's gritty truths * Anthony Riches *
It has enough heart and emotional interest to engage those who aren't reading for endless pages of bash and slash, but enough gutsy material to satisfy the fight-orientated readers! * Elizabeth Chadwick *
Ross brings the world of the 13th century to exciting, vivid, colourful life * Matthew Harffy *
An unforgettable novel. Superb storytelling. Faultless research . An excellent, vivid and gripping Historical novel. I loved it * Carol McGrath *
Battle Song is exciting and authentic and I flew through it * RJ Barker *
I didn't simply read this book, I lived it, and I loved it * K.M. Ashman *
An exciting and authentic novel of the Middle Ages * Harry Sidebottom *
Truly excellent, magnificently researched, first-class historical fiction! * Angus Donald *
