This book is the first in the Botolph Trilogy. When his father's dynasty is defeated in northern England, Botolph's parents flee southwards where he is subsequently born. Some years later a passing monk introduces the family to the new culture of Christianity which is sweeping the country and Botolph and his brother become students in a monastery. Here Botolph meets the irreverent and turbulent Luka and, after a bad start, a lifelong friendship develops. The pair suffer the joys and tribulations of a Boys Own lifestyle as they escape the clutches of a Mercian tyrant by escaping in an open boat. After narrowly resisting the temptations of romance with a young royal abbess, Botolph sails with Luka to France where they travel south in company with the entourage of a French king. A series of adventures frustrate their efforts to become tonsured at the abbey of Faremoutiers.
Denis Pepper was born in Chatham, Kent in 1942 where both his father and grandfather worked in H.M. Naval Dockyard. He went to Sir Joseph Williamson's Mathematical School Rochester and then studied dentistry at Guy's Hospital London. In 1966 he moved to Folkestone in Kent where he now lives with his wife Zina. He has two sons, two step-daughters and three grandchildren.
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