A Dish of Spurs

<h2>In the space between nations, nothing is out of bounds.</h2><p>1542. For centuries the Scottish and English borders were known as the Debatable lands: wild, lawless, and the province of reivers, tight-knit robber families that roamed and pillaged the remote passes without fear...</p><p>Fifteen-year-old <strong>Mintie Henderson</strong> has just seen her father murdered. With the Scottish King newly dead and an army of hired reivers on the march, justice is in short supply. Then she comes across <strong>Batty Coalhouse</strong>: one-armed and hard as nails. Together they will set out on a journey of revenge.</p><p>But they are soon caught up in something bigger, a tale of Mary Queen of Scots and King Henry VIII. Stuck in the heart of a tempest, they know only one way to get out alive¿</p><p>Fight.</p><p><strong>Dark, brutal and utterly unforgettable, this is a triumphant novel from a modern master, perfect for fans of Conn Iggulden, Bernard Cornwell and Christian Cameron.</strong></