Flambard's Confession

Flambard's Confession

by Marilyn Durham (Author)

Synopsis

Set at a time of great violence, danger, loyalty and deceit, FLAMBARD'S CONFESSION is a novel at the heart of which is William II, son of William the Conqueror, and his chaplain, Ranulph Flambard. Ranulph was born the son of a poor priest and a woman rumoured to be a witch, and yet rose to become a priest - and the most infamous prince of tax collectors. This fascinating novel weaves the thin threads of history into a vibrant tapestry of adventure centred upon the dramatic lives of two notorious men at the centre of power.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 790
Edition: New
Publisher: Orion
Published: 14 Aug 2003

ISBN 10: 1842125184
ISBN 13: 9781842125182
Book Overview: A powerfully compelling novel set in one of the most dangerous, and intriguing, periods of English history One of seven classic historical novels to be published by Phoenix Press

Author Bio
Marilyn Durham has turned her lifelong interest in history into some of the great bestsellers of the last 30 years. THE MAN WHO LOVED CAT DANCING, a book about the American West, became a huge bestseller and was turned into a popular film. It took the author 20 years to write FLAMBARD'S CONFESSION.