Robyn Young (1) (1975–)

Continuing the story of Robert Bruce through the years of a fictional relic hunting trip in Irelnad, submitting to Edward I as a method of eventually being able to rebuild his power base in Scotland and renew his claim for the Scottish throne, through Edward's Scottish wars. As a novel driven by adventures it's easy enough to follow but I struggled to keep all the characters who pop in here and there straight in my head.

Will campbell anhela convertirse en Caballero Templario, pero primero debe servir como aprendiz del erudito de mal genio Everard, un hombre de peligrosos secretos.
Amir Baybars ha luchado para salir de la esclavitud y convertirse en un comandante temible, impulsado por un deseo insaciable de liberar a su pueblo de los invasores europeos de Tierra Santa.
Estos dos hombres están destinados a chocar, en ese extraordinario choque de civilizaciones conocido en Occidente como las Cruzadas.

On the whole, this one felt a bit sprawling, but I enjoyed reading a historical novel about Scotland for a change.

Great read. Well written, engaging, enlightening... A really good start to the trilogy and whilst I'm not fond of us English being the enemy, I'll definitely be reading more.