The Spellbinders

Synopsis

1299 Ad. In The Shadow Of Canterbury Cathedral's Spires, A Fateful Encounter Brings Together Edward, Teenage Heir To The English Throne, And A Darkly Handsome Soldier From Gascony, Piers Gaveston. Youthful Infatuation Gives Way To A Bond More Powerful Than Any Attempt At Keeping Them Apart. Edward And Piers Enter A Pact Of Sworn Brotherhood. A Decade Later, Edward's Spirited New Queen, Twelve-year-old Isabella Of France, Quickly Becomes Smitten As Much With Her Royal Consort As With His Dashing Lover. But The Power-hungry Earls Resent Gaveston's Monopoly Of Royal Favour And His Defiant Self-assurance. Political Intrigue Mounts And The Earl Of Lancaster Has Gaveston Murdered, Leaving Edward Devastated And Thirsting For Revenge. A Debut Novel, A Historical Epic With Its Foundation In The Story Of England's Most Infamous Homosexual Prince, Will Captivate Readers--