Queen of Knights

David Wind, Hollie Jackson

Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
4.00 · 1 ratings · 387 pages · Published: 01 Feb 1985
Queen of Knights by David Wind, Hollie Jackson
In the days of Richard The Lion Heart, Gwendolyn was born. Conceived within the Druid mists, at the Pool of Pendragon and as prophesied by a Druid Priestess, she grew into womanhood, and became the most powerful knight the world had ever seen.

When Miles Delong, Earl of Radstock and military adviser to King Richard first saw her, he was lost to her beauty and might. He taught her the art of war, but it was Gwendolyn, who taught Sir Miles the art of love.

Together, Gwendolyn and Myles fought their enemies both at home and in the Holy Land. But it was not until Sir Miles was treacherously given over to Saladin, the King of the Moors, that Gwendolyn left England's Druid Groves and went to the Holy Land, not as Gwendolyn Delong, wife of the Earl of Radstock, but as Sir Eldwin of Radstock, where she led the fight through the bloody Crusades and into to the very Court of Saladin, that the Queen of Knights became a legend.
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