1461 A.D. - Two brothers and the best of friends. One is betrayed and murdered at the Battle of Towton by men who were supposed to be his allies. The surviving brother, Sir Atticus de Wolfe, promises to seek revenge for his brother's murder. The Lion of Northumbria, heir to The Wolfe's legacy, is now unleashed and seeking vengeance. No one is safe until his bloodlust is sated.
But there is the matter of his brother's widow, Lady Isabeau de Shera de Wolfe. Will Atticus' vengeance stand in the way of falling in love with his brother's sweet and sexy widow? Discover the true meaning of the power of love in this great historical adventure of betrayal, passion, and retribution.
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#2 in Kindle eBooks > Romance > Historical Romance
#3 in Books > Romance > Historical
#28 in Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Historical Fiction
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#44 in Kindle eBooks > Romance
The Lion of the North is another De Wolfe Pack novel based on Kathryn Le Veque's wildly popular book, The Wolfe. The Lion of the North was a number one bestselling historical romance novel on its release.
As of 10/01/15, its current rankings are:
#14 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Romance > Historical Romance > Medieval
#18 in Books > Romance > Historical > Medieval
It has an average 4.8 star rating out of 5.0 on amazon with almost 100 reviews.
“There he is,” a knight in snow-covered armor hissed. “Do you see him?”
His companion, with a bushy red beard and dirty blond hair, was focused on a copse of white-encrusted trees off to the south. It was early morning and snow was falling so heavily that it was as if a thick blanket of the stuff had been tossed onto them. Breath hung in the air from both man and beast alike, and the sun, though risen, was shielded by heavy clouds.
“I see him,” the knight with the bushy beard said. “He has already deployed all of the men, including his brother. He will not be alone much longer.”
“Are you sure Atticus is away?”
“I am sure. I saw him ride off.”
“Then we must move quickly. We promised Mowbray we would start with Titus.”
“He really wants Atticus.”
“I know. But if we can sway Titus, Atticus should follow.”
Spurring their horses forward, the pair charged down a small and snow-covered incline, heading towards the right flank of the massive Lancastrian army that was poised on the rise, waiting for the Yorkist opposition to move into place. This day had been weeks and months in the making, years even, as the largest army England had ever seen upon her own soil was moving into position to decide the fate of the country. Would Henry VI remain on the throne, or would his young cousin, Edward, wrest the royal reins of command? Well over seventy thousand men would soon decide upon an answer. Hell was coming and it was coming very soon. With that in mind, the two knights made haste towards their target in the distance.
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Already translated.
Translated by Jose Saiz de Omeñaca Monzon
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Author review: Jose is very professional and communicates well with the author. I would highly recommend him. |
