Peter Rex Libri

Focusing on the life of Edward the Confessor, this narrative reveals a complex king often misrepresented in history. It chronicles his youthful battles against Danish invasions, his strategic maneuvering among ambitious earls, and his eventual role in the peaceful transfer of power to Harold. The book challenges the portrayal of Edward as a simpleton, illustrating his cunning and temperamental nature. Additionally, it reassesses the claims surrounding his alleged endorsement of William the Conqueror, aiming to restore his legacy as a capable warrior and statesman.

The biography of England's penultimate Anglo-Saxon king, Edward the Confessor