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Longsword

By: David Pilling
Narrated by: Marston York
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Summary
 England, 1266 AD. The kingdom lies in ruins after years of bitter civil war. Simon de Montfort is dead, slaughtered in battle, and his surviving followers fight on with the fury of despair. Known as the Disinherited, these landless men infest the forests and highways and prey on the common folk. Hugh Longsword, a common soldier, fights for the king against the rebels who threaten to destroy England. Longsword is the latest historical adventure novel by David Pilling, author of Reiver, Soldier of Fortune, The Half-Hanged Man and Caesar’s Sword.©2017 D Pilling (P)2018 W. F. Howes Ltd Fiction Genre Fiction Historical Fiction War & Military Survival Royalty War England Espionage Disappearance Solider
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I enjoyed it, but for some reason I didn't empathise or invest in the characters. I still have the second book though.

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Good story and well narrated. Kept me interested from beginning to the end. Hope to find more stories with Hugh Longsword.

Excellent narration

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Really great series of books very enjoyable. Very clever stories based around real historical events.

long Sword series

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I came into it not knowing what to expect, and as the book progressed I would know a handful of characters by name only, but excitedly took in all the parts with the infamous Henry the 3rd and future controversial Edward the 1st. It had a good tempo, didn’t dip into boring parts, and the narrator did a fine job.
Fascinating, at some points very anti climatic, at others very sudden. History turned alive always have great potential.

A surprising gem.

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