

Court of Lions
Author: Jane Johnson
Narrator: Hannah Curtis, Assaf Cohen
Unabridged: 13 hr 32 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Blackstone Publishing
Published: 08/30/2022
Author: Jane Johnson
Narrator: Hannah Curtis, Assaf Cohen
Unabridged: 13 hr 32 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Blackstone Publishing
Published: 08/30/2022
Jane Johnson is a novelist, historian, and publisher. She has written for both adults and children, including the bestselling novel The Tenth Gift.
Hannah Curtis is an actress known for her appearances in The Shadow, Hollyoaks, and The Heavy. She graduated from Elmhurst School of Performing Arts and is involved with organizations such as the Actors Center in London and the Howard Fine Acting Studio in Los Angeles.
Assaf Cohen is an AudioFile Earphones Award–winning narrator. He has appeared in various plays, short films, and television shows. He grew up in Palo Alto and attended UC Berkeley where he earned a bachelor’s degree in integrative biology. He continued his classical training by earning a master of fine arts in acting from the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University under the instruction of legendary acting instructor William Esper.
Another fine book from Jane Johnson, containing many of her trademarks: east meets west, split time line - historical/present, elements of romance, some bloodshed, and fascinating historical fiction. Johnson's stories bring both past and present to life, and by offering a western eye in an eastern s......more
Caveat: The author is a long time friend, one I have worked with professionally. I don't think this affects my feelings about the book, but I like to be transparent. Because I so often review fantasy books, I will mention that this is based on real events, and is a stand-alone tale. Some books I love......more
“Johnson provides a window into the events surrounding the fall of Granada, capturing the culture and divisions within it…A satisfying read for lovers of history and historical fiction.” Booklist
“Johnson’s research is evident here—the twists and turns…are compelling.” The Times (UK)