In 1494, a monk discovered an obscure manuscript collection in a library at Canterbury, England, containing the life story of Cinna Cassia, Queen of the Britons during Briton’s post-Roman era. The monk was so impressed by the limited information he reviewed, he visited archives in France, England, Scotland, and Italy to further his appreciation of her.
This is a fact-based fictional story of a remarkable young woman who came to power to organize and defend Britain after the final withdrawal of the Roman army. This book could easily fill the void in early English literature with a surprise disclosure.
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