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The Crusader Knights Cycle #5
The Wolf at the Door
1st print Collins 1st edition 1975 hardcover near fine book in vg+ not clipped very nice complete clean dw In stock shipped from our UK warehouse
- GenresHistorical Fiction
253 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1975
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Graham Shelby
14 books9 followersGraham Shelby (born 1939) is a British historical novelist. He worked as a copywriter and book-reviewer before embarking on a series of historical novels, mainly set in the twelfth century.
Chronological list of works:
The Knights of Dark Renown (1969), set in the Kingdom of Jerusalem during the reigns of Baldwin IV, Baldwin V and Queen Sibylla, majoring on the real-life knight Raynald of Châtillon and his arch-enemy Saladin.
The Kings of Vain Intent (1970), sequel to the above, dealing with the Third Crusade, depicting Conrad of Montferrat as the villain: the US edition contains an additional chapter.
The Villains of the Piece (1972) (published in the US as The Oath and the Sword), about the conflict between King Stephen and Queen Matilda. (standalone novel)
The Devil is Loose (1974), a sequel to The Kings of Vain Intent, following the later career of Richard I of England.
The Wolf at the Door (1975), sequel to the above, about John of England.
The Cannaways (1978), a story of a fictional eighteenth-century family.
The Cannaway Concern (1980), sequel to the above.
The Edge of the Blade (1986). (standalone novel)
Demand the World (1990), based on the life of Eliza Lynch. (standalone novel)
Chronological list of works:
The Knights of Dark Renown (1969), set in the Kingdom of Jerusalem during the reigns of Baldwin IV, Baldwin V and Queen Sibylla, majoring on the real-life knight Raynald of Châtillon and his arch-enemy Saladin.
The Kings of Vain Intent (1970), sequel to the above, dealing with the Third Crusade, depicting Conrad of Montferrat as the villain: the US edition contains an additional chapter.
The Villains of the Piece (1972) (published in the US as The Oath and the Sword), about the conflict between King Stephen and Queen Matilda. (standalone novel)
The Devil is Loose (1974), a sequel to The Kings of Vain Intent, following the later career of Richard I of England.
The Wolf at the Door (1975), sequel to the above, about John of England.
The Cannaways (1978), a story of a fictional eighteenth-century family.
The Cannaway Concern (1980), sequel to the above.
The Edge of the Blade (1986). (standalone novel)
Demand the World (1990), based on the life of Eliza Lynch. (standalone novel)
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