The Storyteller's Granddaughter

Anatolia, 1336, one girl and her horse set out on an epic journey to Europe in search of a myth.

When her beloved grandmother dies, Sophia is to be sent back to her father's tribe – which may be a death sentence. As the possessor of skills which no other girl has, Sophia determines to make her own fate and to fulfil her grandmother's wish. In the dark of night she creeps from the summer dwelling intent on finding her way to England in search of Will the Storyteller – the man Nene fell in love with years before, the man Nene sees in Sophia's eyes.

Unbeknownst to her, the key to her success is a Welshman who would protect her with his life but doesn't even know her name...

A thrilling picaresque adventure from the author of Flint:

"Its particular strength is the poetry of the language and the way it draws the reader into a stark, beautiful, dangerous mediaeval world"

Historical Novel Society