Sons of the Blood

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Sons of the Blood is a gripping reimagining of the struggle for the English throne between Richard III and Henry Tudor, filled with political intrigue and personal tragedies. The story poignantly portrays the helpless Princes in the Tower and vividly depicts 1480s London. Jack Wynter, a bastard son and mercenary soldier, finds himself in perilous times as the battle for the crown escalates into a fight for the world. Following the end of the Wars of the Roses and the unexpected death of King Edward of York, old feuds and ambitions resurface in the divided realm. In Seville, Jack is tasked with guarding a locked chest for his father, Sir Thomas Vaughan, a king's man. Doubting the purpose of his mission, he is soon thrust into a deadly conspiracy when he learns of his father's arrest for treason. Jack must uncover the secret he has been protecting, which may explain his father's downfall. His journey leads him back to England, where young Prince Edward is set to become king, unless his uncle Richard, Duke of Gloucester, intervenes. As Jack navigates a realm filled with intrigue, corruption, and war, he confronts his half-brother, Harry, who resents their father's favoritism. Jack's connection to a dangerous secret could either lead to his demise or his rise, influencing events across Europe and beyond in this epic tale of transformation.