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Harlequin / Bernard Cornwell.

1342: England's archers crossed the Channel to lay a country to waste. Thomas of Hookton was one of those archers. When his village is sacked by French raiders, he escapes from his father's ambition to become a wild youth who delights in the opportunities which war offers -- for fighting, for revenge and for friendship. But Thomas is hounded by his conscience. He has made a promise to God to retrieve a relic stolen in the raid from Hookton's church. The search for the relic leads him into a world where lovers become enemies, enemies become friends and always, somewhere beyond the horizon that is smeared with the smoke of fires set by the rampaging English army, a terrible enemy awaits him. That enemy would harness the power of Christendom's greatest relic -- the grail itself.

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C9009627150 F COR
Adult fiction   Earlville Branch . . Available .  
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ISBN 9780007310302 :
Author Cornwell, Bernard author.
Title Harlequin / Bernard Cornwell.
Published London : Harper, 2013.
Physical description 479 pages : map ; 20 cm.
Series Grail quest 1
General note First published: Great Britain : HarperCollins 2000.
Summary 1342: England's archers crossed the Channel to lay a country to waste. Thomas of Hookton was one of those archers. When his village is sacked by French raiders, he escapes from his father's ambition to become a wild youth who delights in the opportunities which war offers -- for fighting, for revenge and for friendship. But Thomas is hounded by his conscience. He has made a promise to God to retrieve a relic stolen in the raid from Hookton's church. The search for the relic leads him into a world where lovers become enemies, enemies become friends and always, somewhere beyond the horizon that is smeared with the smoke of fires set by the rampaging English army, a terrible enemy awaits him. That enemy would harness the power of Christendom's greatest relic -- the grail itself.
Subject Hundred Years' War, 1339-1453 -- Fiction
Grail -- Fiction
Archers -- Fiction
English -- France -- History -- Fiction
Relics -- Fiction
Historical fiction
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