Medieval Fiction
Medieval fiction encompasses stories set in the Middle Ages, typically from the 5th to the 15th century. These narratives often feature knights, castles, feudal societies, and historical events, blending historical accuracy with imaginative storytelling.
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The Evening and the Morning
Ken Follett
The Pillars of the Earth
Ken Follett
World Without End (Kingsbridge, #2)
Ken Follett
Silk Road: A Templar's Quest
Colin Falconer
The Winter King
Bernard Cornwell
If My Heart Could See You
Sherry Ewing
Le Morte d'Arthur: King Arthur and the Legends of the Round Table
Thomas Malory
Hild
Nicola Griffith
Knight's Wyrd
Debra Doyle
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Burton Raffel
Hangman's Secret (Abbess Hildegard Mysteries, Book 1)
Cassandra Clark
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The Evening and the Morning
by Ken Follett
Step back to 997 CE, as the Dark Ages give way to a turbulent new era. Viking raids and Welsh incursions plague England, where justice is twisted by the powerful. Three lives intertwine amidst the chaos: a boatbuilder displaced by Vikings, a Norman noblewoman navigating treacherous customs, and a monk dreaming of a grand abbey. Their paths collide with a ruthless bishop hungry for power. From the bestselling author of *The Pillars of the Earth* comes this epic prequel, a sweeping tale of ambition, rivalry, love, and hate that sets the stage for the beloved Kingsbridge series.
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by Ken Follett
Ken Follett, celebrated for his pulse-pounding thrillers, delivers his most cherished and bestselling novel: a sweeping saga of a 12th-century monk's audacious ambition to erect the world's most magnificent Gothic cathedral. Experience Follett's signature blend of intrigue, relentless action, and passionate love. 'The Pillars of the Earth' transports you to feudal England, immersing you in the raw beauty and brutal realities of the Middle Ages. Vast forests, fortified towns, majestic castles, and serene monasteries form a vibrant backdrop to a tale of war, daily life, dreams, labors, and loves. Meet Tom, the visionary builder; Aliena, the captivating noblewoman; Philip, the steadfast prior; Jack, the artistic stonemason; and Ellen, the enigmatic woman of the forest. From humble beginnings to royal power, each character is brought to life with stunning detail. The cathedral's construction becomes the heart of a drama woven with betrayal, vengeance, and enduring love, beginning with injustice and culminating in the humbling of a king.
View details →World Without End (Kingsbridge, #2)
by Ken Follett
Return to Kingsbridge two centuries after the epic construction of its cathedral. Love, hate, ambition, and revenge intertwine as a new generation faces groundbreaking ideas and devastating plague. A standalone saga of courage and survival.
View details →Silk Road: A Templar's Quest
by Colin Falconer
In 1260, as Christian strongholds crumble in the Holy Land, Templar Knight Josseran Sarrazini faces a perilous mission. He must journey the treacherous Silk Road to Xanadu, seeking an alliance with Kublai Khan, ruler of the Mongol Empire. Facing hunger, thirst, and death, Josseran must forge an alliance with a people who do not share his faith or cause. From the Storehouse of Winds to Kublai Khan's dazzling court, experience an epic adventure on a breathtaking scale.
View details →The Winter King
by Bernard Cornwell
Uther, the High King, is dead, leaving only his infant heir, Mordred. Arthur, Uther's loyal and gifted warlord, now rules as caretaker amidst chaos. British kingdoms clash, and Saxon armies threaten invasion. As Arthur fights to unite Britain and repel the enemy, he faces a tragic love with Guinevere. Can Merlin's old magic save him?
View details →If My Heart Could See You
by Sherry Ewing
She's concealing her true self. He's the knight who claimed her homeland. Can love bloom amidst sworn enemies? Amiria of Berwyck refuses to surrender as her home crumbles. When the conquering knight demands loyalty, she'll risk everything to shield her clan, even with a desperate deception that threatens to collapse. Soon, she questions her own betrayal. Dristan of Blackmore, King Henry II's famed knight, the 'Devil’s Dragon,' must manage his newly won estate. But betrayal lurks where he least expects it. Can he conquer his anger and open his heart to love? Bound by a silent connection, they strive to rebuild and unite their people. Yet, forces threaten their fragile peace. Will love ultimately prevail?
View details →Le Morte d'Arthur: King Arthur and the Legends of the Round Table
by Thomas Malory
Discover the definitive collection of Arthurian legend. From the magical forging of Excalibur and the noble fellowship of the Round Table to the final, tragic battle of King Arthur, this timeless masterpiece captures the chivalry, romance, and betrayal that define the myth of Camelot.
View details →Hild
by Nicola Griffith
In 7th-century Britain, Hild enters a world of warring kingdoms and shifting beliefs. As Edwin of Northumbria schemes for power, a new religion challenges the old gods. Hild, Edwin's niece, possesses an extraordinary gift: she sees the world with uncanny clarity, predicting events with unnerving accuracy. Soon, she becomes the king's indispensable seer. But her power comes at a price. One wrong prediction could cost her everything – her life, her family, and those who seek her protection. Nicola Griffith's evocative prose brings to life the violence, intrigue, and mysticism of the early medieval age, reminiscent of Hilary Mantel's *Wolf Hall*. Discover the captivating story of the young woman who would become St. Hilda of Whitby.
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