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The Young Knight of Selgovae
- The Annals of the Heroic–Chronicles of What Might Have Been, Book 6
- Narrated by: Michael Troughton
- Length: 14 hrs and 28 mins
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The Young Knight of Selgovae
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Publisher's Summary
The Young Knight of Selgovae is set historically in old Brittany, Francia, Danmork, and Rus.
In the days of King Arthur, Sir Alun is enjoying life at court and a budding romance in the Palace of Léhon when Brittany is invaded by Clovis I of Francia, a brutal boy-king. What begins as a simple scouting mission for Sir Alun entangles the young knight in international intrigue, courtly love affairs, war, and harrowing encounters with the supernatural.
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