The year is 1070. Four years after the Conquest, there is now only one centre of serious resistance to Norman rule left in... More > England: the Camp of Refuge at Ely, headquarters of Hereward the Wake. The King and his nobles are able to throw everything they have against Hereward: meanwhile, his entanglement with the beautiful Lady Elfthryth threatens his marriage to Torfrida. And so Hereward's saga winds its way towards the final chapter.

The sequel to SONS OF THE WHITE DRAGON and THE FURY OF THE NORTHMEN. < Less

1069. Many English still hold out against the Norman invaders: but the resistance has splintered into factions. Some still... More > follow Prince Edgar, the lawful heir; others cling to the hope that King Harold secretly survived the Battle of Hastings. As for Hereward the Wake, he decides to make an alliance with the King of Denmark: but when the Danes arrive, Hereward begins to fear that he has made a terrible mistake. As tensions rise within the rebel camp, the Normans lay their plots, and old enemies reappear, thirsting for Hereward's blood.

The sequel to SONS OF THE WHITE DRAGON. < Less

England, 1067: a conquered land.

After thirteen years in exile, the outlaw Hereward Askilsson returns home to a country... More > groaning under Norman rule. When his brother is murdered by the steward of a local baron, he takes a swift and savage vengeance, and quickly becomes a leader of the English resistance: but it is a perilous life. He will need all his wits and courage, merely to survive. < Less

An encyclopedia containing short articles on every Shakespeare-based film released to date

An encyclopedia containing short articles on every Shakespeare-based film released to date

An encyclopedia containing short articles on every Shakespeare-based film released to date

Part two of a trilogy about Hereward the Wake and his resistance against William the Conqueror.

Volume I of a trilogy telling the story of Hereward the Wake and his resistance to William the Conqueror.