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1. Book Blog Tour of Sunrise in the West: Book One of The Brothers of Gwynedd by Edith Pargeter

Welcome to the Summer Reading Club & Book Blog Tour of Edith Pargeter's The Brothers of Gwynedd Quartet.  We begin with  Sunrise in the West:  Book One of The Brothers of Gwynedd by Edith Pargeter.   Organized by Danielle at Sourcebooks, the Summer Reading Club & Blog Tour covers the novels  Sunrise in the West, The Dragon at Noonday, The Hounds of Sunset, and Afterglow and Nightfall over a period of four months.

The Brothers of Gwynedd Quartet: Comprising Sunrise in the West, the Dragon at Noonday, the Hounds of Sunset, Afterglow and Nightfall

The Brothers of Gwynedd Quartet: Comprising Sunrise in the West, the Dragon at Noonday, the Hounds of Sunset, Afterglow and Nightfall 


 Brothers of Gwynedd

The opening lines:
"My name is Samson.  I tell what I know, what I have seen with my own eyes and heard with my own ears.  And if it should come to pass that I must tell it so certainly that I tell it as though I had been present.  And I say now that there is no man living has a better right to be my lord's chronicler, for there is none ever knew him better than I, and God He knows there is none, man or woman, ever loved him better."

The blurb:
Lleweln, prince of Gwynedd, dreams of a Wales united against the English.  But first he must combat enemies nearer home.  His brothers vie with him for power among themselves, and their infighting  threatens the very soil of their fathers.  David, brought up in the English court of King Henry III and torn between two loyalties, may be Llewelyn's most dangerous foe -- especially since Llewelyn has no sons.  Simon de Monfort promises his daughter to Llewelyn, but the quest to give Wales an heir may not be enough to prevent tragedy for the country and its prince.


Acclaimed novelist Edith Pargeter spins an absorbing tale of tragedy, traitors, and triumph of the heart.


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