When Sir Godfrey Tallboys decided to build his house he was thirty-five years old and at the very peak of his career as knight errant. The year 1451, still only eight months old, had been a wonderful one for him. He was not only acknowledged as the premier knight in England, he was for once clear of debt and had a hundred pounds in hand. . .

HISTORICAL NOVEL BOOK

The third novel in a trilogy focuses on the children of Lord Geoffrey, including the child sired by the knight with the Moorish girl who enabled him to escape life imprisonment in Spain