Conn Iggulden Wars of the Roses Series 4 Books Collection Set (Stormbird, Trinity, Ravenspur, Bloodline)

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It sounds from your review that, although the battles do feature, there's enough other intrigue going on to make it worth reading. They include Richard of York, descended on both sides from Edward III and father of the later Yorkist Kings, the reigning King - Henry VI and his wife Margret of Anjou, and the Neville family – including the man who would become known as the Kingmaker. Black cloth-covered boards, silver titles on spine; map front endpapers, illustrated rear endpapers. No hay mucho que pueda contar sin desvelar gran parte de la trama (además de que la saga está basada en un hecho real), así que solo puedo decir algunas cosas en general. Black hardback(silver lettering to the spine) with Dj (a couple of small nicks and crease on the edges of the Dj cover),both in near fine condition.

It's not often that you see conflicts from the viewpoint of the commonfolk who pay for the political games of the powerful. Her husband goes into a catatonic state and she, his young and foreign queen, is left holding the reins of power. His fears seem justified as English power comes under threat from France, and discontent and rebellion spread at home.Mainly focusing on periods in history, he brings a level of detail to certain periods that give the eras a firm sense of grounding. Es un personaje que no me ha gustado, no he logrado empatizar con su "causa" y creo que era bastante hipócrita y contradictorio. Trinity The brilliant retelling of the Wars of the Roses continues with Trinity, the second gripping novel in the new series from historical fiction master, Conn Iggulden. Rage at the loss of France, coupled with high taxes and a sense that the king was weak, brought England close to complete disaster at this time. De Enrique VI de Lancaster a Enrique VII, primer rey de la Disnastía Tudor en Inglaterra, constituye el convulso periodo histórico que comprende esta serie de Novelas.

I felt really sorry for Alice, the way his sons disregarded her despite her obvious love for the king.Featuring tales of heroism and treachery, this ru Set a generation after his Athenian series, it follows Pericles' rise in Athens, the formation of the Delian League, and the Battle of the Eurymedon. In Warwick, especially, we get well developed motives, alongside a sense of morality (if slightly twisted and self-serving) that leaves him pondering his own actions and choices.