Review: William the Conqueror vs King Harold by Jesse Lee Vint
★★★★½
William the Conqueror vs King Harold, by Jesse Lee Vint, according to the blurb is “The story that has never been told!”
In 1066, Halley’s Comet made an appearance. The same year, in England, three undefeated warrior kings who believed they had a legitimate claim to the crown clashed. Quitting wasn’t in their vocabulary so when events sent them on a collision course it made the perfect scenario for exciting history. Even though Normandy’s William and England’s Harold Godwinson, crowned King Harold II in January of 1066, were friends before the fateful events, the lure of being crowned […]



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