Warlord Chronicles & The Grail Quest Series 6 Books Collection Set by Bernard Cornwell – The Winter King, Excalibur & Historical Adventure Collection

Warlord Chronicles & The Grail Quest Series 6 Books Collection Set by Bernard Cornwell brings together two historical adventure series in one collection. This set includes six novels: three from The Warlord Chronicles and three from The Grail Quest series.

Included titles

• Enemy of God
• Excalibur
• The Winter King
• Harlequin
• Vagabond
• Heretic

Key details

• Six-book collection set
• Combines The Warlord Chronicles and The Grail Quest series
• By Bernard Cornwell
• Includes The Winter King, Enemy of God and Excalibur
• Includes Harlequin, Vagabond and Heretic

Synopses

Enemy of God

Arthur seeks to unite the uneasy British kingdoms in order to resist the Saxons pressing in on the country. At the same time, Merlin begins a quest for the sacred Treasures of Britain, believing they could shape the conflict to come.

Excalibur

Rebellions and betrayals leave Arthur at his weakest, and his Saxon enemies move to strike before he can recover. Britain is driven into war, and the final battle demands every measure of Arthur’s leadership and military skill.

The Winter King

With Uther, the High King of Britain, dead, the infant Mordred stands as his only heir. Rival kings manoeuvre for the crown as tensions rise towards war, while Saxon armies gather for invasion.

Harlequin

In 1342, English forces led by Edward III devastate the French countryside. Though the King commands the army, it is the archers—the common men—who form England’s decisive strength, known to the French as Harlequins.

Vagabond

In 1346, as Edward III fights in France, England faces the threat of invasion. Thomas of Hookton, archer and hero of Crécy, returns to the north as the Scots invade in support of their French allies.

Heretic

In 1347, a truce suspends the Hundred Years War and frees Thomas of Hookton to continue his pursuit of an arch enemy. His search centres on a relic described as the most prized in Christendom: the Holy Grail.

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