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Offa of Mercia, a powerful king
Offa of Mercia was a powerful English king. And, as James Turner argues, he was also a monarch with enough importance in Western Europe to be of interest to his contemporary, Charlemagne. Around 789, the Frankish king Charlemagne wrote to King Offa of Mercia to propose a marriage between his eldest son, Charles the Younger, […]

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In the Shadow of the Solstice by Meg Clothier
Nin is joining the gilded world of her sister’s husband — a powerful man known only as the Bear. It’s midwinter and there’s victory to feast. And where better than at the Hall high above the mists of the Lake? But why is the Lake so unsettled? The bonds of love and ambition once united […]

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Threefold Death by Victoria Dowd
A team of archaeologists claim to have found the tomb of the original warrior Queen of the Britons – Boudica. It’s the story of the century and investigative journalist Charlotte Blood wants nothing more than to get the inside scoop. But Charlotte is not the only one hunting for the truth. Other journalists are also […]

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Forever Amber, scandalous historical fiction that lasts… for ever
To mark the publication of a new edition of Kathleen Winsor’s scandalous historical novel, Forever Amber, the publisher Elizabeth Smith argues that this “brilliantly accurate” book is still relevant over 80 years after it first delighted – and challenged – readers around the world. “[Forever Amber] is not only brilliant – once you start, I […]

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The Governor’s Man by Jacquie Rogers
In AD224, Imperial Investigator Quintus Valerius is summoned from Rome to Britannia by his old companion-in-arms, Governor Gaius Trebonius. Trebonius wants Quintus to investigate fraud at the silver mines he is overseeing. But on his journey to Somerset in the south-west of the isle, Quintus hears rumours of a Druid uprising. And when he encounters […]

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