The Ill-Made Knight
‘The master of historical fiction’ SUNDAY TIMES

Why is there not a 6* option? That's right, I liked - loved - this book *that* much! I'm not a re-reader of book's, but I am sure I will read this again one day. I have a lifelong interest in this period and have re-enacted close to this period before. Because of that - but not solely because of it - t......more

[URL not allowed]-i... It seems like every other book that I read is by Christian/Miles Cameron. After finishing The Ill-Made Knight, the first in Cameron’s Chivalry(?) series, I am convinced that the man cannot write a bad book. He’s able to write medieval and ancient historical fi......more

William Gold's parents die in the first outbreak of plague. He and his sister find themselves under the thumb of their cruel uncle who sells off their estate and treats his niece and nephew as little more than slaves. When he finally fights back, he finds himself with no other choice than to go to F......more

(re-read, july 2017) started re-reading the series as book 3 Green Count is out and so far finished the first volume and while I remembered pretty much everything, it's still been an engrossing, cannot put down, must turn the pages novel with all the stuff expected from the author (feeling of authent......more

OMG this is brilliant! a 14th century HF novel at its very best, and they don't come any better. I am a big fan of Bernard Cornwell and have read all of his grail series, azincourt and 1356, but Christian Cameron beats them all fair and square in this novel. It's the tale about the career of William......more