Description
Books by N. Gemini Sasson:·xa0Say No Morexa0(The Faderville Novels)·xa0Say That Againxa0(The Faderville Novels)·xa0Say Somethingxa0(The Faderville Novels)·xa0Say When (The Faderville Novels)·xa0Say You Will (The Faderville Novels)·xa0Memories and Matchsticksxa0(The Sam and Bump Misadventures)·xa0Lies and Lettersxa0(The Sam and Bump Misadventures)·xa0Threats and Threads (The Sam and Bump Misadventures)·xa0In the Time of Kings (Time Travel Adventure set in Medieval Scotland)·xa0The Crown in the Heatherxa0(The Bruce Trilogy: Book I)·xa0Worth Dying Forxa0(The Bruce Trilogy: Book II)·xa0The Honor Due a Kingxa0(The Bruce Trilogy: Book III)·xa0Isabeau: A Novel of Queen Isabella and Sir Roger Mortimer (The Isabella Books: Book I)·xa0The King Must Die: A Novel of Edward III (The Isabella Books: Book II)·xa0Uneasy Lies the Crown: A Novel of Owain Glyndwr N. Gemini Sasson is the author of seven historical novels set in 14th and 15th century Scotland, England and Wales. Long after writing about Robert the Bruce and Queen Isabella, Sasson learned she is a descendant of both. She also writes heartwarming contemporary fiction featuring dogs and the roles they play in our lives.
Features & Highlights
- The story of Owain Glyndwr, the last Welsh Prince of Wales.
- In the year 1399, Welsh nobleman Owain Glyndwr is living out a peaceful gentleman's life in the Dee Valley of Wales with his wife Margaret and their eleven children. But when Henry of Bolingbroke usurps the throne of England from his cousin Richard II, that tranquility is forever shattered. What starts as a feud with a neighboring English lord over a strip of land evolves into something greater--a fight for the very independence of Wales.After a harrowing encounter on the misty slopes of Cadair Idris, the English knight Harry Hotspur offers Owain a pact he cannot resist.Peace, however, comes with a price. As tragedies mount, Owain questions whether he can find the strength within himself not only to challenge the most powerful monarch of his time, but to fulfill the prophecies and lead his people to freedom without destroying those around him.For centuries, the bards have sung of King Arthur's return, but is this reluctant warrior prince the answer to those prophecies?




