Kith and Kin

Kith and Kin by Richard Denning, published by Mercia Books on November 8, 2020, is a historical fiction novel comprising 340 pages. The narrative explores the complex relationships shaped by duty, honor, and the pursuit of power, fame, and wealth, while also delving into the profound influence of family ties. Set against the backdrop of a looming confrontation between rival kings Aethelfrith and Edwin, the story centers on two brothers, Cerdic and Hussa, who both believe that the boy Hal is their son, raising questions about loyalty and identity.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of medieval life woven through the characters’ struggles and aspirations. As the brothers navigate their rivalry, the narrative also poses the question of whether women can play a role in resolving the conflicts initiated by men. Kith and Kin is the fifth installment in the Northden Crown Series, offering insights into the interplay of familial bonds and the broader historical context of the time.
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Ties of blood … ties of land
Some live for duty and honour. Some seek power, whilst others hear the siren calls of fame, glory or wealth. Some though, in whom the passions of youth have mellowed over time, heed strongest the pull of family ties.
As the confrontation between rival kings, Aethelfrith and Edwin, draws closer, the two brothers Cerdic and Hussa both believe that the boy Hal is their son. Can the fate of one boy and the rivalry of estranged brothers influence more than their family?
And if men have begun this strife, can women help bring resolution?
Kith and Kin is the 5th in the Northden Crown Series
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