J K Davidson was born in rural north Essex in 1951, and brought up in London. Introduced at an early age to the likes of Rosemary Sutcliffe and Ronald Welch, he left school at the age of fifteen, blissfully unqualified, but with a lasting affection for history and historical fiction. After a life spent as an artist and designer, he has finally settled down to writing his own. He currently lives in the Welsh Marches and, when he is not writing, spends much of his time exploring their rich history and landscape.
In seventh century Wales, a young man must fight to prove himself. As the kingdoms of post-Roman Britain struggle for a new order, his chieftain father is called away to war and Rhun is left to care for his people. But soon he is tasked with a dangerous mission of his own. Gathering a small band of ...
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