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In a quiet village outside Siena, the New Year turns 1364, and ambitious Anna finds herself falling for her childhood friend, the idealistic Martino.
Around them, the world is in turmoil. Cities fight for power. The Pope wants his former lands returned. The future St Catherine of Siena yearns to reform corruption in the church. And ruthless English mercenary Sir John Hawkwood rampages round Italy seeking his fortune, leaving fire and ruin in his wake. When he arrives at their village, Anna and Martino are torn apart, their lives changed for ever.
This sweeping story of saints and sinners, politics and war, loyalty and love will be enjoyed by fans of Sarah Dunant's work and Maggie O'Farrell's The Marriage Portrait.
Judith May Evans first book Colours of Siena was longlisted for the Historical Writers Association Debut Crown 2024
Praise for Judith May Evans' work
Enthralling and exciting story of an innately modern woman struggling in the medieval world
BARRY WALSH, AUTHOR, Danny Boy
Rich in social and historical detail. Thoroughly recommended.
M. SILVER, Amazon reviewer
