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Alianore and her husband receive a new commission from King Edward IV. He has heard that the Holy Grail is to be found somewhere within his dominions - and he wants them to find it!

At the same time, Jasper Tudor is suspected of trying to organise a new rebellion…

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1 author picked The Mists of Middleham as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

Brian writes amazing medieval works. His most famous character is Alianor Audley. This one had some fantasy elements, and the trademark humour that runs through his Alianor stories. The fantastic thing is that the humour is never the kind that pulls you out of the historical story, and his actual knowledge of the period and its main players is awe-inspiring

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