1356: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Bernard Cornwell

Bernard Cornwell's 1356: A Novel is an introduction to the history of England and is told in a chronological fashion. The story begins not long after the Norman Conquest (1066), and it highlights some of the most important events that shaped the country, such as William "Rufus" raising his banner at Hastings, King John's barons' revolt, and the Battle of Bannockburn. Thirteen56 is a great novel for people wanting to learn about the background of England and its historical figures.

A year in the life of English archer William of Cloudesle, a young man who is imprisoned by the French for his service to Prince Edward.

'Jack Hawkins' narrates this historical novel by Bernard Cornwell. The book tells the story of Sir Thomas Malory and his life in medieval England, who is the author of a 900-page compilation called 'Le Morte d'Arthur'.

1356: A Novel is a historical novel set in England during the reign of Edward III. It tells the story of an Englishman called William I, whose quest for military glory leads him to cross paths with a member of the powerful Abbot family. The story is narrated by Jack Hawkins in a very genuine and engaging voice that made me want to keep listening until I finished it.

1356: A Novel is the story of Richard, a man living in 1356, who has an unusual gift that changes the lives of those around him. Through his dream-gifted ability to enter the minds and memories of others, he learns the secrets of kings and queens from England's medieval past. While he must keep his new-found power a secret for fear of being found out, his family moves ever closer to danger as their reputation grows - so close that their lives are changed forever.

"Jack Hawkins and the British have been overrun by Saxons: half-wild, half-trained, but all found to be highly skilled from fighting with each other for their own benefit. The only hope for England is King Arthur."