The Poison Maiden

In the turbulent court of Edward II, the year 1308 is marked by intrigue and betrayal. Shadows weave through the hallways as rumors whirl about a mysterious figure known as the "Poison Maiden." She is said to possess lethal knowledge of potions and poisons, making her both feared and coveted by those who navigate the treacherous landscape of power.

As murder lurks behind gilded doors, the stakes rise for those entangled in the web of royal politics. The quest for truth becomes perilous, and trust is a rare commodity. Amidst the chaos, friendships will be tested and loyalties betrayed, as characters grapple with the complexities of their intentions and desires.

With a rich tapestry of historical detail, Paul Doherty immerses readers in this dark and captivating era, where every whispered secret could seal one’s fate. The court is a labyrinth of ambition, where the line between ally and enemy blurs, and the threat of the Poison Maiden looms large.