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Hunlaf battles peril and intrigue on a dangerous voyage to Muslim Spain.AD 796. Sailing in search of an object of great power, Hunlaf and his comrades are far from home when they are caught up in a violent skirmish against pirates.
After the bloody onslaught, an encounter with ships from Islamic Spain soon sees them escorted under guard to the city of Qadis, one of the jewels of the Emirate of Al-Andalus and the true destination of their voyage.
Hunlaf believes the Emir's lands hold the key to his search, but there are dangerous games at play. To achieve his goal, Hunlaf and his allies must walk a difficult path where friends and enemies alike are not always what they seem - and where a weapon deadlier than any yet seen could change the future of all the kingdoms in Europe.
The third thrilling historical adventure in the A Time for Swords series by Matthew Harffy, perfect for fans of Ben Kane, Simon Scarrow and Bernard Cornwell.
Reviews for A Day of Reckoning'Top class adventure writing, with action that moves as fast and keen as a whetted blade.'
Ian Ross'A fascinating and thrilling tale set in eighth-century Europe, with vivid battle scenes and well-rounded characters.'
Alex Gough
About the author
Matthew Harffy grew up in Northumberland where the rugged terrain, ruined castles and rocky coastline had a huge impact on him. He now lives in Wiltshire, England, with his wife and their two daughters. Matthew is the author of the critically acclaimed Bernicia Chronicles and A Time for Swords series, and he also presents the popular podcast,
Rock, Paper, Swords!, with fellow author Steven A. McKay.
Follow Matthew at @MatthewHarffy and www.matthewharffy.com.
Summary
The third historical adventure in the A Time for Swords series by Matthew Harffy. Hunlaf and his comrades find adventure and perilous intrigue as they voyage to Muslim Spain.
Foreword
The third historical adventure in the A Time for Swords series by Matthew Harffy. Hunlaf battles peril and intrigue on a voyage to Muslim Spain.
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A few issues ago I asked husband (aka the slowest reader in Stortford) to review the first two novels in the trilogy "A Time for Swords". He totally loved this
