The Cecelia Holland historical fiction collection, Cecelia Holland
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The Cecelia Holland historical fiction collection, Cecelia Holland
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fiction
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The Cecelia Holland historical fiction collection
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Cecelia Holland
Summary
From Mongol conquests to the Knights Templar and the Crusades to a speculative saga of how the monoliths of Stonehenge rose in primitive Great Britain, this collection of novels reveals the breadth and depth of an author. Until the Sun Falls: Set against the backdrop of the conquest of Russia and eastern Europe by the Mongol horde in the thirteenth century, Holland's sweeping novel follows Mongol general Psin, whose battles against the enemies of the Kha-Khan sometimes seem easier than his struggles with his wives and his son. Wise, brave, and bloody-minded, Psin embodies the passions and dreams of the greatest conquerors the world has ever seen. "Cecilia Holland belongs to that small band of writers who can still show us what distinction the historical novel can attain." -The Times Literary Supplement Jerusalem: Set in the Holy Land in 1187 A.D., this "vivid and deeply felt" novel of the Knights Templar masterfully explores the conspiracies and political maneuvers leading up to the Third Crusade (The New York Times Book Review). Following a stunning victory at the Battle of Ramleh, Norman Templar Rannulf Fitzwilliam must negotiate a truce with the enemy and determine the order of succession to the throne of Baudouin, the young Christian king dying of leprosy. However, Rannulf's instincts are for battle, not diplomacy. Temptation and betrayal await him at every turn
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