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''1356'' is a self-contained, stand-alone novel which is good and bad. Good in that you read it without having read of Sir Thomas' previous exploits (but bet you will afterwards) and bad as there doesn't seem to be an opening for a 'Holy Sword Quest' trilogy either. But there's still mileage (and a lot of fight) in Sir Thomas et al yet so can we look forward to girding our loins for another Le Batard adventure in the future? I hope so. Nothing has been said, but perhaps if we all ask nicely…?
A special thank you to HarperCollins Harper Collins for sending us a copy of this book for review.
If you've enjoyed this and are ready for another historic adventure, we can suggest [[Hawk Quest by Robert Lyndon]].
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