The Lord of Dynevor: A Tale of the Times of Edward the First

Wendot and his brothers have known only the wild hills around Dynevor Castle, hunting with their father the Lord of Dynevor and dreaming of the day they will be princes in their own right. But the shadow of Edward Longshanks falls heavy across Wales, and when English guests arrive at their gates, the boys must confront a question that has no easy answer: can a Welsh lord offer hospitality to the very men threatening to destroy everything they are? Wendot finds himself drawn to young Lady Gertrude Cherleton, while his brother Llewelyn burns with a fury that threatens to tear their family apart. As loyalty to father clashes with loyalty to Wales, as friendship crosses the forbidden line between enemies, the brothers discover that the truest test of courage is not the sword but the heart. Everett-Green crafts a vivid portrait of a kingdom in its final days of freedom, where every embrace with an enemy might be treason, and every act of hospitality might be the first step toward surrender. A sweeping adventure for readers who cherish stories of honor, identity, and the impossible choices history demands of the young.