One of England's most turbulent periods, written by one of the world's greatest historical novelists. The entire Wars of the Roses series by Conn Iggulden is collected in a must-have collection for lovers of history, war, betrayal, and political gamesmanship.
Conn Iggulden, acclaimed author of series such as The Conqueror and The Emperor , faced a true saga to write about one of England's most turbulent periods: the Wars of the Roses. And in this kit you'll find all four volumes that narrate a period that inspired so many works of fiction, such as George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire .
Storm Bird (406 pages)
When King Henry VI ascends the throne of England, the kingdom is shaken. His fragile health and lack of courage become evident, and it falls to his trusted men to ensure the safety of the Crown. At Henry's request, spymaster Derry Brewer and the Duke of Suffolk propose an armistice with France through an arranged marriage with Margaret of Anjou. However, not everyone approves of this arrangement, and thus a conspiracy is born, led by Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York, who seeks to dethrone the king and take his place. This is the beginning of a bloody period in England.
Trinity (420 pages)
Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York, is in power. Now, as protector of the realm, he increases his influence in England. With the earls of Salisbury and Warwick, he forms a trinity of unparalleled power. Meanwhile, Henry VI remains bedridden. His illness seems incurable, leaving Margaret of Anjou, Derry Brewer, and other allies to maintain the Lancaster family legacy. But when Henry awakens, all that awaits them is a scenario of conflict and bloody battles.
Blood Heritage (420 pages)
After the victory in battle against the Yorkist forces, Queen Margaret, alongside King Henry and with the support of Derry Brewer and the Earl of Somerset, advances south. However, with the death of the Duke of York, the Lancastrian army draws revenge from his son, Edward, who now occupies his father's position. Thus, the city of London does not open its gates to Henry, and Edward, aided by the Earl of Warwick, crowns himself king. Kings will clash with kings in this chapter of the Wars of the Roses .
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Ravenspur (476 pages)
King Edward is driven from England, but anger and humiliation restore him to greatness. He lands at Ravenspur with a small army. Even surrounded by enemies, even with the city gates closed to him, nothing will stop Edward from reclaiming the crown. But he fails to realize that York's true enemy has not yet revealed himself, and despite his victories, the Lancastrian cause lives on. Henry Tudor is now a grown man. He is the Red Dragon, seeking to end the Wars of the Roses. And his claim will lead him to a bloody battle. The war will end, and a new royal house will rise above all others.
