Race Of Scorpions: The House of Noccolo, Vol. 3 (The House of Niccolo) Book + PRICE WATCH * Amazon pricing is not included in price watch

Race Of Scorpions: The House of Noccolo, Vol. 3 (The House of Niccolo) Book

This is the third book in the "House of Niccolo" series. Set in 15th-century Cyprus, this novel continues the saga of Nicholas van der Poel, international mercenary who started out as a dyer's apprentice, as he plays for the highest stakes with the greatest super-powers in Europe.Read More

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  • Foyles

    The exquisitely-researched standalone prequel series to Dorothy Dunnett's revered Lymond Chronicles, following the ancestors of Francis Crawford of Lymond in Continental Europe.Race of Scorpions is Book Three in The House of Niccolo series.-----------------------------'Who's the lady in trouble, Master Nicholas?''She's not a lady. She's a Queen called Carlotta.'It is 1462 and Carlotta, the young Queen of Jerusalem, Cyprus and Armenia, is besieged by brigands at a farm on the winter road to Bologna when Nicholas vander Poele rides to her rescue - and into deeper trouble.Now the head of his own private army, Nicholas finds himself a sought-after man by both Carlotta and her half-brother, James. Each lays claim to the throne of Cyprus and each seeks to persuade Nicholas - in more ways than one - to lend his cunning and might to their cause.As Christians and Muslims, merchants and Mamelukes, the Pope, the Sultan and the Knights of St John wrangle over Cyprus's future, it falls to Nicholas to juggle adversaries and allies to free himself from this conspiracy of scorpions . . .'The excitement of Dunnett's storytelling runs hand-in-hand with the erudition of her research' The Times

  • Penguin

    The House of Niccolo series is set in the fifteenth century banking world, charting its progress through the unorthodox activities of Burgundian merchant adventurer Nicholas de Fleury.

  • 0140112650
  • 9780140112658
  • Dorothy Dunnett
  • 27 January 2000
  • Penguin
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 560
  • New Ed
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