The Green Man
A Novel
(Autor) Dan JonesAfter humiliating a fellow inquisitor at a trumped-up witch trial in Northern Italy, Brother Jacobus of Vienna has his intellectual curiosity piqued by rumours of strange events in Northern England. In defiance of the cardinals in Avignon, Jacobus travels to Berwick where he finds a land in disarray, beset by Scottish raiders, eccentric Franciscan friars and talk of demons in the woods. Can he solve the mysteries that abound and keep his faith and reason intact?
Dan Jones
Dan Jones is a British historian and author known for his engaging and accessible writing style that brings history to life for a wide audience. Some of his most notable works include "The Plantagenets: The Warrior Kings and Queens Who Made England" and "The Templars: The Rise and Spectacular Fall of God's Holy Warriors." Jones' works often focus on medieval history and he is praised for his meticulous research and compelling storytelling. His impact on the historical non-fiction genre is evident in his ability to make complex historical events and figures relatable and interesting to readers. His most famous work, "The Plantagenets," has been widely acclaimed for its vivid depiction of one of England's most influential royal dynasties.
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