Of the women in King Richard's life, she is the least known-and the most powerful. During the Third Crusade, deaths from fever and starvation are common, but King Richard the Lion-Hearted has a secret ally against these impassable enemies-a mysterious healer by the name of Edythe. She was sent to him by his mother Eleanor, and Richard first assumes that Edythe is a spy. But when her medical knowledge saves his life, she becomes an indispensable member of his camp-even as his loyal soldiers, suspicious of her talent for warding off death, call her a witch.
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- Release Date 06/07/2011
- Author Cecelia Holland
- Language English
- Company Penguin Publishing Group
- Weight 10.4 ounces
- Dimensions 5.5 x 0.8 x 8.25 inches
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