Conqueror (Leopards of Normandy 3)
The ultimate battle is here
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Conqueror (Leopards of Normandy 3)
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Russell Bentley
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Russell Bentley
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David Churchill
About this listen
The Leopards of Normandy trilogy concludes with Conqueror as Duke William prepares to take England, and his rivals for the English throne, by storm. It begins in Normandy. It will end at Hastings. This vibrant series by David Churchill, co-author of War Cry, the upcoming Courtney novel by Wilbur Smith, is a must-read for fans of Bernard Cornwell and Conn Iggulden.
'An exciting mix of medieval betrayal, violence and sex' Wilbur Smith.
It began with a promise. It will end at Hastings.
William of Normandy, sworn heir to the English throne, is no longer the boy Duke but a loyal and proven warrior. Few dare challenge him, but England is an irresistible prize.
The handsome, ambitious Harold Godwinson and the Viking Hardrada are both determined to stake a claim. William faces his greatest ever battle: deny his own destiny or conquer the land he was born to rule.
History will be written in the blood of those who fall.
(P)2018 Headline Publishing Group Ltd©2017 Diana Thomas
Critic Reviews
An exciting mix of medieval betrayal, violence and sex (Wilbur Smith)
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