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"The 12th century comes to life as Chadwick weaves a tale of betrayal, deceit and intrigue as well as captures the pageantry of King John's court and serves up a banquet for medieval fiction fans." - RT Book Reviews

"Elizabeth Chadwick has a magical writing style that lures the reader in and sweeps her along on a vicarious adventure in a time of history that brought out the best and the worst of human nature." - Long and Short Reviews

"Chadwick has written a novel in which the story shines, but the historical background is exceptional. Her descriptive prowess is amazing." - Debbie's Book Bag

"History at it's best." - Book Girl of Mur-y-Castell

"Ms. Chadwick is a powerful storyteller of Medieval fiction that engages the reader with her characters and storylines. " - My Book Addiction Reviews

"Elizabeth Chadwick is at her best in medieval historical fiction." - Library of Clean Reads

"How does one describe reading Chadwick? I began contemplating the question when I received The Outlaw Knight for review and even after reading the book the only thing I'm sure of is that I am incapable of doing justice to the author or her work." - Flashlight Commentary

"As always the author's research is impeccable, the story telling effortless and the ability to draw the reader into the medieval world of glory, honour and treachery is brought to life in such a way that you smell the horses, feel the cold and creep carefully in the shadows of a violent time, vividly recreated." - jaffareadstoo...

"The 12th century comes to life as Chadwick weaves a tale of betrayal, deceit and intrigue..." —RT Book Reviews

A Deadly Rival.
An Ancient Family Dispute.
An Impossible Love.

He should have known better than to fight with the future King John. Ruthless and feared, John is not one to forget or forgive. But Fulke FitzWarin couldn't help himself, and now the vindictive John has insured that Fulke will never become lord of the castle he loves.

Instead of accepting his fate, Fulke rebels. He begins an affair with Maude Walter, the wealthy widow desired by John himself. Negotiating a maze of deceit, treachery, and shifting alliances, Fulke's route to success is blocked at every turn. And when the turmoil of the Magna Carta rebellion combines with a shocking tragedy, everything Fulke has fought for is thrown into the path of destruction.

"A star back in Britain, Elizabeth Chadwick is finally getting the attention she deserves here."—USA Today

"The best writer of medieval fiction currently around."—Richard Lee, founder and publisher, Historical Novel Society