Pagan's Scribe: No. 4 (Pagan Chronicles S.)

"This series may well become a cult favorite." Publishers Weekly Pagan's Vows "This decidely unique historical saga has it all." Kirkus Review Pagan's Crusade "!introduces a character as lovable, stubbornly loyal, and smart-mouthed as any Disney film sidekick!. Rich, vivid storytelling, with a sturdy base in historical events, and undercurrents both comic and serious." Kirkus Review "Fast-paced, lively and very witty." Bookseller " Highly amusing! entertaining historical fiction." Publishing News What readers have said: '!a wonderful book, very easy to read, and full of emotion and angst and drama.' 'This fast-paced story will be sure to bring a smile to anyone's face!' 'A great book! Full of action and adventure.' 'Told with amazing wit, this book is thoroughly readable and and a must for all!'

The award-winning series The Pagan's Chronicles reaches it's dramatic conclusion in the humourous, action-packed Pagan's Scribe. "The enemy. When will they come? What will they do? What does an army look like, encamped around a city? I've read so much, but I just can't imagine it." When he becomes scribe to Pagan Kidrouk, Archdeacon of Carcassonne, the delicate, bookish Isidore is plunged into the real world - the world of Pagan himself, Pagan's beloved Lord Roland, and Roland's enigmatic older brother, Lord Jordan. But the real world, Languedoc in 1209, is a dangerous place, for this is the year in which papal forces from the north begin their bloody crusade against the Cathar heretics. And the battle line is moving closer to Carcassonne.