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'Sunrise in the West' in the series 'Brothers of Gwynedd' by Edith Pargeter (Ellis Peters) is a historical fiction saga set in medieval Wales, chronicling the descendants of Llewellyn the Great, the Brothers of Gwynedd. The story revolves around Prince Llewelyn of Gwynedd during the reign of the Plantagenets in the 1200s. The narrative is narrated in the first person by Samson the clerk, who has an ongoing background romance throughout the book. The author, Edith Pargeter, intricately weaves a tale filled with epic battles, the failure of kings, and historical romance between Prince Llywelyn and his wife Eleanor.
The writing style of Edith Pargeter in 'Sunrise in the West' is praised for its deep historical research and vivid storytelling. The author delves into the depth of the 13th-century Welsh setting, portraying characters and places with great knowledge and insight. Despite the heavy exposition in the first half of the book, the plot eventually emerges, leading to interesting encounters for Samson, making it an engaging read for those interested in Welsh history and medieval fiction.
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Two brothers, the sons of a Welsh prince, locked in enmity: David, the younger and his father's chosen heir; and Griffith, the illegitimate son. By Welsh law, both are entitled to an equal share of the inheritance. From their bitter rivalry, the seeds of discord are sown. And while they squabble, the enemies of Wales gather...
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