Malory's Quest - Lewis, Helen
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March 1471, Rogue Malory is dead. His friends, the Newgate Three, set out to fulfil their promise to him to deliver the finished manuscript of Le Morte D'Arthur to the friars of Winchester. But national events intrude and the three find themselves cast out from England. Advised by their old friend, Sir Anthony Tanner, and his betrothed, Margaret Limpsett, they set out to Bruges in Flanders where they seek advice on how to proceed to protect the manuscript. New characters are introduced, including William Caxton who becomes integral to their lives. Previous friends - and enemies - reappear and…mehr

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March 1471, Rogue Malory is dead. His friends, the Newgate Three, set out to fulfil their promise to him to deliver the finished manuscript of Le Morte D'Arthur to the friars of Winchester. But national events intrude and the three find themselves cast out from England. Advised by their old friend, Sir Anthony Tanner, and his betrothed, Margaret Limpsett, they set out to Bruges in Flanders where they seek advice on how to proceed to protect the manuscript. New characters are introduced, including William Caxton who becomes integral to their lives. Previous friends - and enemies - reappear and play their parts. But not all is well. At the end, there is a shocking discovery. Will the quest be fulfilled?
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Helen Lewis began writing novels after retirement from teaching. She has previously published two novels of a trilogy set in Victorian England, but her focus has always been the fifteenth century. The first book in the Rogue Malory trilogy came out last year. She has a PhD from Birmingham University; her thesis was on Warwick the Kingmaker in Shakespeare's Henry VI. Later, she wrote a quartet of novels on Warwick's life - Lodestar - and it was during research for them she came across Sir Thomas Malory.