Folville’s Law

by David Pilling 2 books in this series

Folville's Law follows Sir John Swale through the violent collapse of Edward II's government and the uncertain minority of Edward III. Set amid northern warfare, political murder, outlaw bands and the rise and fall of Roger Mortimer, the novels blend medieval crime with the struggle for control of the English crown.

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Books in this series (2 books)

1. Folville’s Law (I)

David Pilling

4.0(60)

In 1326, A kingdom on the edge. A murder that could tip it into chaos. Sir John Swale, battle-hardened knight of Cumberland, is sent to investigate a brutal killing in the lawless northern shires. What he uncovers is more than murder—it's a conspiracy that could shake…

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2. Folville’s Law (II)

David Pilling

3.8(53)

In 1330, A captive king. A kingdom divided. A reckoning long overdue. Young Edward III wears the crown, but true power lies in the hands of his mother, Queen Isabella, and her ruthless lover, Roger de Mortimer. Determined to seize his birthright, Edward gathers a circle…

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