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The Templar's Garden

Part of the series: Maid of Gascony
ISBN 9780715653890 Published 12 November 2020
£8.99

A young woman forced to fight for her beliefs. A chaplain with a secret that could determine the fate of a kingdom.

England, 1452. Under the reign of King Henry VI the country is on the brink of civil war after the Hundred Years’ War.

Young mystic Lady Isabelle d’Albret Courteault’s family is forced to flee the Duchy of English Gascony for a new and unforeseeable life in England. While they become established in the courts, Lady Isabelle discovers dark secrets about their chaplain and tutor. As their growing relationship places her in harm’s way, can she remain steadfast in her promises to uphold the monarchy and her faith?

Set amidst a period of grave uncertainty, this is the story of a woman learning to stand up for her beliefs in a patriarchal world - a beautifully crafted narrative of faith, love and grace.

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Book details
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780715653890
Published
12 November 2020
Pages
384
Dimensions
129 x 198 mm
Genre
Historical Fiction
Imprint
Duckworth

Reviews

'Clover’s world is so vivid, nuanced and historically well-informed... This is a great debut' 

Benedict Warren, BBC Symphony Orchestra

About the author

Catherine Clover

Catherine Clover

Catherine Alette Clover completed her doctoral degree from Trinity College, Oxford and much of her research about the end of the Hundred Years’ War informs her trilogy. She has been published in the Sunday Times, Guardian and the Irish Times and regularly contributes to radio and television.

Everything by Catherine Clover