The Outlandish Knight

by Richard Adams

First published 2000

Raymond, a wandering minstrel, flees with the wife of a West Country mason. Joining forces massing to challenge Richard of York, Raymond's bravery fighting for Henry Tudor's cause begins a tradition of loyal service to England's 16th-century rulers. His son devotes his life to Katherine of Aragon, weathering her triumphs and tragedies. When the son marries, his daughter attends the ill-fated Anthony Babington, from childhood to his doomed plot against Elizabeth I. Through three generations, one family navigates the shifting tides of Tudor power.

Genres: literary-fiction, historical-fiction, historical-romance, family-drama

Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: generational-saga, historical-figures

Period: 1600s

256 pages · Hardcover · Severn House

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