Queen's Champion
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Chipped and worn with some minor damage
Pages: Good
In the treacherous courts and battlefields of medieval England, loyalty is the most dangerous currency of all — and Queen's Champion by Shaun Sutton chronicles the gripping tale of a knight bound by honour, duty, and an unbreakable oath to his sovereign. Set against a richly imagined backdrop of pageantry and political intrigue, the novel follows its protagonist through a world where chivalric ideals clash violently with the brutal realities of power, and where one man's devotion to his queen may demand the ultimate sacrifice. Sutton, best known for his distinguished career as a BBC television dramatist and producer, brings a master storyteller's precision to this medieval adventure, weaving authentic period detail with propulsive narrative momentum. The prose carries the hallmarks of classic historical fiction — vivid, assured, and steeped in the moral complexities of an age where honour and survival were rarely compatible. Readers who revel in tales of knightly valour shadowed by court conspiracy will find themselves captivated long after the final page — and left wondering whether the queen was ever truly worth championing.
Author: Shaun Sutton
Format: Hardback
Genre: Historical fiction
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Chipped and worn with some minor damage
Pages: Good
In the treacherous courts and battlefields of medieval England, loyalty is the most dangerous currency of all — and Queen's Champion by Shaun Sutton chronicles the gripping tale of a knight bound by honour, duty, and an unbreakable oath to his sovereign. Set against a richly imagined backdrop of pageantry and political intrigue, the novel follows its protagonist through a world where chivalric ideals clash violently with the brutal realities of power, and where one man's devotion to his queen may demand the ultimate sacrifice. Sutton, best known for his distinguished career as a BBC television dramatist and producer, brings a master storyteller's precision to this medieval adventure, weaving authentic period detail with propulsive narrative momentum. The prose carries the hallmarks of classic historical fiction — vivid, assured, and steeped in the moral complexities of an age where honour and survival were rarely compatible. Readers who revel in tales of knightly valour shadowed by court conspiracy will find themselves captivated long after the final page — and left wondering whether the queen was ever truly worth championing.