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The Thunder Knight

Book Three in the Lords of Thunder: The de Shera Brotherhood Trilogy

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The Thunder Knight

By: Kathryn Le Veque
Narrated by: Gethyn Edwards
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This is the exciting conclusion to the best-selling collection by medieval master author Kathryn Le Veque.

1258 AD - Tiberius, the youngest de Shera brother, falls in love with the lovely Lady Douglass, the daughter of an enemy knight. But love knows no boundaries as Tiberius and Douglass find themselves swept up in the politics of Simon de Montfort against Henry III, and Tiberius' loyalty is soon called into question. Is he still siding with de Montfort or has he decided to follow his heart and, therefore, the enemy? It soon becomes a game of espionage, honor, and family loyalties as Tiberius must choose what's more important to him - de Montfort's cause or Douglass' love.

©2015 Kathryn Le Veque (P)2015 Kathryn Le Veque Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Romance Middle Ages Ancient History Heartfelt
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I have listened to all 3 books before writing 1 review for all 3.
3 Brothers & their Wives:
Gallus & Jenniver
Maximus & Courtly
Tiberius & Douglass

if you listen to all 3 one after the other, the story is more fleshed out. Especially due to the intrigue going on with the fight for England.

Each bother has his own fight/struggle/acceptance going on, and the relationships between parent and child(ren) as well as Allies, also comes into play.

BRILLIANTLY narrated by Gethyn Edwards!
5 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 for both Stories and Narration!

Lords of Thunder (Knight)

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Having listened to many of Kathryn le Veque's books I congratulate Gethyn Edwards for his recognition that most of the characters hailed from the north of England and his use of the correct accents they would have had. The story as always was gripping and, at times humorous, as well as fleshing out the bones of the history of England.

brilliant story

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