In fourteenth-century England, amid silent abbeys, ancient forests, and roads worn by the tread of armed men, young Alleyne Edricson leaves the peace of Beaulieu to face the wider world. At his side are Hordle John, an irreverent giant newly escaped from monastic discipline, and Samkin Aylward, a seasoned archer, sharp-tongued and hardened by a thousand dangers.
Their road will carry them far from the bells of the abbey, to the battlefields of France and the harsh lands of Spain, where honour is no gentle word, but a blade to be gripped, a vow to be kept, and a price to be paid in mud and blood.
Under the command of the valiant Sir Nigel Loring, the White Company marches to war: knights, archers, and soldiers of fortune bound together by courage, hunger, ambition, and loyalty. Through sieges, duels, ambushes, and desperate battles, Alleyne will discover that becoming a man means losing innocence, choosing where one stands, and learning that glory often wears the dreadful face of death.
A novel of adventure, friendship, and chivalry, where the clash of arms is woven into the fate of men, and where every arrow loosed may pass into legend.
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Fourteenth-century historical adventure: Alleyne leaves an abbey to join the White Company—knights, archers, and mercenaries—fighting across France and Spain, learning honor, friendship, and the brutal cost of glory.
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