When the pen really is mightier than the sword...
Richard de Wolfe is charged with producing a document destined to change the course of English history. But King John will stop at nothing to prevent Magna Carta ever seeing the light of day, including attempting to murder the woman whose skilled penmanship threatens his throne. Can Richard de Wolfe protect Jocelyn of Kirkstall and together can they transform a nation?
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Sir Richard de Wolfe is the captain of the guard to a very powerful and well respected Earl. His boss is one of the men who pushed King John into signing the Magna Carta.
This is a story that could easily be true. The danger faced by our characters is very believable. Our hero is a typical de Wolfe, strong, honourable , arrogant and sexy.
Jocelyn has had a very unusual upbringing. She has been raised in an Abbey and educated and disguised as a boy. When an exceptional scribe is needed she is the only one for the work.
She has never travelled outside before. That doesn't stop her from having her own opinions on the people she will be travelling with.
Our heroine is brave, intelligent and very alone in the world.
Lots of excitement, danger and politics.
It was very easy to get involved in the lives of all the characters.
I loved it.
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Ashe Barker whiles away her time in the wilds of West Yorkshire, in the north of England, writing smutty books and drinking Earl Grey tea. At the last count she had around eighty titles on general release, always hot, with complex characters and fast-paced, compelling plots. Ashe writes contemporary and historical, sci-fi and the occasional paranormal so there’s plenty to choose from. When not writing Ashe enjoys messing around with digital photography, reading erotic stories, pole dancing (though not especially well), walking her dogs, and listening to Bon Jovi. Loud.
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