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Valour

Chronicles of the Black Lion, Book 3

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Valour

By: Richard Cullen
Narrated by: Mark Meadows
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The BRAND NEW continuation of the epic historical adventure series from Richard Cullen, featuring The Black Lion…

Estienne Wace is forced to play a desperate game of cat and mouse, where the only way to win is to survive.

Burzenland 1223 AD

King András II of Hungary has invited the Teutonic Knights to secure his eastern frontier against the nomadic Cuman raiders, establishing fortresses along the Carpathian Mountains to quell the constant incursions by pagan clans.

Estienne Wace, has found purpose serving at the Order’s fortress of Rosenau, and he has earned respect through his unflinching courage. When a Christian mission, led by Fabrisse of Avallon, arrives determined to convert a pagan clan beyond the mountains, Estienne's warnings of danger fall on deaf ears.

News soon arrives of Fabrisse’s capture and Estienne, along with a small band of knights, undertake a desperate rescue mission through hostile territory where Estienne will face trials beyond endurance.

In the ensuing crucible of violence, he must decide what price he is willing to sacrifice for survival, justice, and redemption, in a land where mercy is a luxury few can afford.

Perfect for the fans of Bernard Cornwell, Ben Kane and Conn Iggulden.

©2025 Richard Cullen (P)2025 Boldwood Books
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