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  Ambrosius
  "My father was a
warrior. He bade me fight..." 
  
  Britain, 427 AD. Rome has abandoned the province, leaving it exposed to
waves of barbarian invasions. To the west, savage pirates from Hibernia ravage the coastline. In the north, the
crumbling defences of the Wall cannot contain marauding bands of Picts as they sweep down from the highlands. Worst of
all are the Saxons, the dreaded sea-wolves. Under their chiefs, Hengist and Horsa, they wish to drive out the native
Britons and claim the entire island for their own. 
  
  Attacked from all sides, the Britons find a champion
in the form of Ambrosius Aurelianus, the last of the Romans. A modest man, riddled with doubts and fears, Ambrosius
reluctantly takes on the mantle of Dux Bellorum, Leader of Battles. Placed in command of Britain's only standing army,
he fights to preserve the dwindling light of civilisation while the treacherous High King, Vortigern, plots his
destruction. 
  
  Set before the coming of Arthur, the first book of the Leader of Battles trilogy charts the
rise and fall of post-Roman Britain's first great hero, and his desperate struggle to hold back the shadows threatening
to engulf his country.
  
  
  Artorius
  "Beware the shadow, and the storm in the north..."

  
  Britain, 470 AD. Ambrosius Aurelanius, the defender of Britannia, is dead, murdered by the son of his
greatest enemy. His successor, the heroic General Artorius, is meant to take the crown his predecessor refused and reign
as High King. With the Saxons defeated, and the Picts and Scotti driven out, all is set for a golden age of peace and
prosperity. 
  
  Artorius, however, chooses to step aside and allow another to seize power. The new king,
Constantine, despatches Artorius and his army across the sea, to aid the Western Empire in her fight against the
Visigoths. Betrayed on all sides, the general narrowly avoids death and returns home to disgrace and exile. 
  
  Now reduced to a mercenary, fighting the enemies of British kings, Artorius gathers a band of elite horsemen around
him. As Britannia’s enemies slowly recover their strength, and the realm slides back into darkness and ruin, he
proves to be the only hope of his people. All the while, a terrifying new threat arises in the north, from the lands
Artorius once called home... 
  
  Book Two of the Leader of Battles trilogy chronicles the military exploits
of Artorius, destined to be remembered as King Arthur, in the treacherous, crumbling world of Sub-Roman Britannia, where
every man was a potential enemy, and the sword ruled.
  
  
  Gwenhwyfar
  “Gwenhwyfar,
daughter of Ogyrfan Gawr, 
  Bad when little, worse when great...” 
  
  Britannia, 481 AD.
Artorius has reigned as High King for two years. After his shattering victory at Mount Badon, an uneasy peace reigns
over the land. The squabbling British kingdoms cling on in the west, while to the east the Saxons under Cerdic lick
their wounds, waiting for a new generation of warriors to grow to manhood. 
  
  Artorius is still unmarried,
and faces increasing pressure from his nobles to take a wife. When civil war threatens, he finds a bride in the person
of Gwenhwyfar, eldest daughter of the King of Powys. In return for his promise of protection, Gwenhwyfar agrees to marry
the High King and live with him in the new British capital at Caerleon. 
  
  Wolves circle the royal couple.
Britannia is threatened by Scotti pirates ravaging his coasts, plundering at will and carrying off treasure and slaves.
Artorius raised an army and sails to Hibernia, where he plans to defeat the Scotti tribes and capture the fabled
Cauldron of Annwn. With the aid of Bedwyr, Gwenhwyfar is left to rule in his stead, and must survive assassination
attempts and savage barbarian invasions... 
  
  Book Three of the Leader of Battles series chronicles the
rise of Gwenhwyfar, better-known as Guinevere, Queen of Camelot. Drawing on Welsh folklore, the glory and tragedy of
Britannia are seen through the eyes of a woman who struggles to control her own fate, even as darkness begins to fall
over her husband’s kingdom. 
  
  
  Drystan
  Britannia, 491 AD. Twelve years have
passed since the British victory at Mount Badon. For the first time since the departure of the legions, Britannia is at
peace. The Saxons are quiet in the east, towns and villages once again flourish, and Artorius reigns supreme as High
King. 
  
  Yet the hard-won peace is fragile. Trouble flares in the north, inside the Kingdom of Rheged,
where civil war threatens to break out over territory and the hand of a royal princess. Artorius once again rides out at
the head of his famous Companions to restore order, but the war only exposes tension among his followers. The long peace
has bred resentment, and a new generation of warriors grow to manhood who care little for the past. 
  
 
While Artorus struggles to maintain order in Rheged, a new and far more deadly enemy rises in the far south-west.
Drystan of Kernow, bastard son of King Marcus, slays a famous pirate in single combat. Having earned a glorious
reputation, he is sent to Hibernia to fetch back a young bride for his father. The bride is Esyllt, daughter of King
Niall. Drystan falls in love with the girl and abducts her, threatening to start a new war that will tear Britannia all
to pieces. 
  
  Artorius is forced to move swiftly to save his kingdom. The ageing warlord soon discovers
that no man is invincible, and suffers defeat, betrayal and personal loss in his fight against Drystan. Meanwhile, as
the British kingdoms falter, the shadow in the east continues to gather strength. 
  
  Book Four of the
Leader of Battles series follows the tale of Drystan and Esyllt, better-known as the doomed lovers Tristan and Isolde.
This version sets their romance against the harsh, unforgiving backdrop of post-Roman Britannia, where treachery is
rife, and darkness closes over the head of the High King. 						

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