Book summaryAn historical novel about Melisende, the Queen of Jerusalem, who briefly ruled between the First and Second crusades. Told from the point of view of Lady Richildis, a Frenchwoman who made a pilgrimage to Jerusalem and then became a lady-in-waiting for the queen, the novel depicts the internal betrayals and the external attacks that threaten to remove Melisende from the throne. Media reviews"Tarr's large and devoted readership won't be disappointed." |
Queen of Swordsby Tarr, JudithFirst Edition, First Printing
Book desription: New York: Forge, 1997. In a clear protective Brodart mylar cover. Historical novel of the twelfth centruy that place in the court of Jerusalem to the batllefields of the Crusades. A touch of wear to spine ends and one corner.. First Edition, First Printing. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine.
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