Henry Treece 
Castles and Kings 

In the shadow of ancient stones and towering battlements, a tumultuous history unfolds—a saga of power, betrayal, and rebellion that reverberated through the corridors of time. In this evocative journey, readers will traverse the turbulent landscapes of Britain, where legends and truths intertwine in the majestic confines of its storied castles.

Delve into the rich tapestry of Welsh heritage, with riveting tales that resurrect the valiant figures of Llewelyn ap Gruffydd, Owen Glendower, and Owen Tudor. Witness their unyielding defiance against English monarchs who sought to subdue their fiery spirits, igniting centuries-old conflicts that challenged the very foundations of feudal Britain.

Journey further into the heart of the English realm, where kings like Richard II, Henry VI, Edward II, and Charles I grappled with the pressures of rule, forging uneasy alliances and confronting betrayals. In these hallowed halls where nobles and commoners once crossed paths, witness the birth of revolutions and the echoes of clashing swords that marked eras of imprisonments and beheadings.

As you turn each page, immerse yourself in the dramatic episodes that played out within the enigmatic walls of Conway, Pontefract, Berkeley, and the notorious Tower of London. Through meticulous research and vivid narration, this compelling tome weaves together a mosaic of stories that encapsulate the romance, tragedy, and intrigue that made Britain’s castles the silent witnesses to a history both brutal and beautiful.