"The Fall Of The Grand Sarrasin" transports readers to the Channel Islands during the tumultuous era following the Norman Conquest. William J. Ferrar's meticulously researched historical fiction chronicles the life and times of Sir Nigel De Bessin, a knight residing on Guernsey Island in the year 1057.
This thrilling sea story plunges into a world of knights and Norman influence. Experience Guernsey's past through the eyes of Sir Nigel as he navigates the challenges and conflicts of his time. "The Fall Of The Grand Sarrasin" offers a vivid glimpse into a fascinating historical period. Readers interested in historical fiction, particularly stories set in the Channel Islands and exploring themes of war and military conflict during the Norman era, will find this carefully reproduced chronicle a captivating journey.
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