Helpful Score: 2
This is a beautifully written, histoically acurate account of the struggle between Wales and England in the 13th century. It also is the love story of Welsh Prince Llewelyn and his arranged marriage to the daughter of King John, Joanna. The story gives insight into the turbulant times of truces, alliances, and the fragile bonds that may or may not hold. It's a truly remarkable piece of historic fiction.
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