Review of Knight v Bishop by James Gault

In Knight v Bishop, the fourth installment of the Owerd Chronicles, readers are transported back to a time of medieval power struggles and shifting loyalties. Owerd, the son of a humble English miller, has ascended to the rank of Earl through sheer courage, unmatched warrior skills, and unwavering loyalty to the Norman King William. However, this rise to power has also garnered him powerful enemies, particularly Bishop Odo of Bayeux, the king’s half-brother.

As Earl, Owerd faces the immense challenge of managing his estates, keeping the peace in his Shire, and fulfilling the king’s demands for his warrior prowess. Yet, as discontent simmers among other earls and the king’s absence becomes increasingly conspicuous, Owerd is forced to confront the harsh realities of serving a monarch he begins to see as cruel and oppressive. This tension sets the stage for a gripping narrative of loyalty, honor, and the inevitable clash between knight and bishop.

Book Description:

  
BookKnight v Bishop
SeriesNone
PartsNone
Publication Date21 June 2024
AuthorJames Gault
ISBN-13979-8227185433
Pages218 pages
Publication FormatPaper Back

Bio of the Author:

James Gault is a former Naval Captain who has spent much of his adult life at sea, whether in ships, boats, or yachts. His years at sea have instilled in him a profound respect for the power of nature and have fueled his passion for historical fiction. A voracious reader and writer, James combines his love of history with a deep interest in historical fact, crafting stories that are both engaging and rooted in authenticity. Now residing in a small coastal town in Australia, he continues to draw inspiration from his surroundings as he pens tales that bring the past to life.

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