Description Richard Duke of York lies dead outside the walls of Sandal Castle, lured to his death by false talk of a Christmas truce.
From the author of the I, RICHARD PLANTAGENET series A novella of 25, 000 words.
The prize--the Crown of England.
He fights his foes at Mortimer\'s Cross, where Three Suns mysteriously appear in the sky as an omen, and then fares on through an unseasonal snowstorm to the field of Towton...and victory in the bloodiest battle ever fought on English soil.
Edward of March, Duke Richard\'s heir, is coming after them, tall, handsome, young and a fearsome warrior...and he wants vengeance for the death of his father and beloved younger brother.
The Lancastrian army of Margaret of Anjou has reaped the whirlwind with the treacherous slaughter at Wakefield.
The House of York has fallen...but not for long.
His second son Edmund, aged just seventeen, is murdered by Butcher Clifford, his Blood staining the cobbles of Wakefield bridge outside the chapel where he had vainly sought sanctuary.
Description Richard Duke of York lies dead outside the walls of Sandal Castle, lured to his death by false talk of a Christmas truce
