(1415

by Ian Mortimer

First published 2014

England's young king, Henry V, inherits a divided kingdom and a troubled throne. Determined to prove his worth, he gathers his army and marches to France, intent on reclaiming his rightful lands. In the face of overwhelming odds, Henry's brilliant military strategy and unwavering courage lead to a stunning victory at Agincourt. But as the spoils of war are divided, Henry must confront the true cost of his conquest - and the weight of the crown that rests upon his shoulders.

Genres: historical-fiction, war, military-fiction, political-thriller

Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: leadership, war-hero

Period: 1415

Paperback · Vintage

Content warnings: violence, war

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