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Read Richard of Eastwell's story in The King’s Son.
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When Richard of Eastwell discovers he is the illegitimate son of King Richard III, the secret propels him into a high-stakes battle for power and revenge against the usurper Henry Tudor.

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English place names ending in 'by' were Viking settlements. The 'by' ending denotes a Danish/Norse farm. Places with the 'by' ending such as Derby, Corby, Selby, Oadby and Hemsby predominantly exist today within the boundaries of the Danelaw agreed in AD 878.

The word 'cot/ cott /cote' appears at the end of many English place names and means 'shelter' e.g. Caldecott means cold shelter, Ascot means east shelter. The word cottage is derived from this and also means a shelter. Animals could be kept in a cot e.g. dovecote or sheepcote.

Breedon on the Hill in Leicestershire derives its name from the Brittonic (Gaelic) word 'bre' meaning hill, and 'don' a saxon word meaning hill. Its name therefore, literally means hill, hill, on the hill!

I've collaborated with a group of international authors on a book of Richard III inspired stories. Everyone has given their time & work freely, and ALL proceeds raised from the sale of the book will go to Scoliosis Support & Research.

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When Richard of Eastwell discovers he is the illegitimate son of King Richard III, the secret propels him into a high-stakes battle for power and revenge against the usurper Henry Tudor.
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UK amzn.to/3T7ehKA
US amzn.to/3D3FFDB