Michael Barnes
When I finished 'Lady's Knight' I wanted to immediately watch another amusing medieval mash up the 2001 movie A Knight's Tale ( Laura Fraser's Blacksmith Kate was my favourite, definitely need more stories featuring Medieval lady Blacksmiths, also more books about women brewer's in the medieval period apparently a profession that produced some amazing characters and wasn't as gendered as other professions) -Well sufficient to say I enjoyed this outing (well not so much the outing, that was horrible, but necessary for the story) of our Knight Gwen of Sparrow and our noble Isobelle of Avington and look forward to reading more.
As Williamaye Jones of Historical Novel Society puts it "Lady’s Knight is a riotous, romantic romp set in a fantasy England where dragons exist, girls joust (in secret), and queerness isn’t just present—it’s powerful."
When I finished 'Lady's Knight' I wanted to immediately watch another amusing medieval mash up the 2001 movie A Knight's Tale ( Laura Fraser's Blacksmith Kate was my favourite, definitely need more stories featuring Medieval lady Blacksmiths, also more books about women brewer's in the medieval period apparently a profession that produced some amazing characters and wasn't as gendered as other professions) -Well sufficient to say I enjoyed this outing (well not so much the outing, that was horrible, but necessary for the story) of our Knight Gwen of Sparrow and our noble Isobelle of Avington and look forward to reading more.
As Williamaye Jones of Historical Novel Society puts it "Lady’s Knight is a riotous, romantic romp set in a fantasy England where dragons exist, girls joust (in secret), and queerness isn’t just present—it’s powerful."