The BRAND NEW continuation of the action-packed historical adventure series from Richard Cullen, featuring The Black Lion...
Praise for Richard Cullen:
A gripping and tautly-woven tale of a young squire thrust into the house of William Marshal during the turbulent reign of King John. Rebellion is rich, engrossing and beautifully historical, a page-turner from start to finish.' - SJA Turney, author of the Wolves of Oden series.
''Following in the footsteps of the legendary knight William Marshall, The events surrounding the signing of Magna Carta, and the end of King John's notorious reign are brought vividly to life by Richard Cullen. One of the most significant and fascinating periods in English history done justice by an exciting and engrossing story.' - JC Duncan
'This is a thrilling start to a new series, sure to appeal to fans of the genre and those interested in the events of King John's reign and the fabulous William Marshall in all his wonderful glory' - MJ Porter
'Gritty, exciting and thoroughly medieval. I was after something gritty, engaging and rich in historical detail, it ticked all of these boxes' - Reader Review
'For me this was one of the best balanced books I've ever read - it's a gloriously wonderful story and sets up the promise of what could be the best series I've ever read.. I've high hopes for this one.' - Reader Review
'The Rebellion is a great new series about a time in history that was ruled by violence and power. I am definitely looking forward to the next book!' - Reader Review
'Even if you don't know much about the history of King's of England this is a very entertaining read. Exciting, informative and gripping story' - Reader Review
'A period that's less travelled in historical fiction. Well researched, well written- definitely worth a read' - Reader Review
'The Rebellion is a great new series about a time in history that was ruled by violence and power. I am definitely looking forward to the next book!' - Reader Review
'Exciting, informative and gripping story. With thanks to the author' - Reader Review
