
A tavern poet navigates love, war, and political intrigue in medieval France, weaving art and ambition in a turbulent era.
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A tavern poet navigates love, war, and political intrigue in medieval France, weaving art and ambition in a turbulent era.
Both sweeping and intimate, a majestic novel of love and war that brilliantly evokes the drama and turbulence of medieval France Thierry Villar is a well-known—even notorious— tavern poet, familiar with the rogues and shadows of that world, but not at all with courts and power. He is an unlikely person, despite his quickness, to be caught up in the deadly contests of ambitious royals, assassins, and invading armies. But he is indeed drawn into all these things on a savagely cold night in his bel...
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Moderate romantic content with implied intimacy; likely fade-to-black scenes.
Frequent war and combat scenes; likely graphic depictions given the setting.
Minor use of strong language expected in tavern and war contexts.
Minor alcohol use likely in tavern settings; not a central theme.
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Minor religious elements possible in medieval setting.
Minor fantasy elements suggested by otherworldly connections.
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Central themes of political struggles and royal ambition.
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Moderate suffering due to war and political intrigue; possible coercion.
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