The Young Knight of Selgovae

The Annals of the Heroic–Chronicles of What Might Have Been, Book 6

By: Bryce D. Gibby

Narrated by: Michael Troughton

The Young Knight of Selgovae is set historically in old Brittany, Francia, Danmork, and Rus.

In the days of King Arthur, Sir Alun is enjoying life at court and a budding romance in the Palace of Léhon when Brittany is invaded by Clovis I of Francia, a brutal boy-king. What begins as a simple scouting mission for Sir Alun entangles the young knight in international intrigue, courtly love affairs, war, and harrowing encounters with the supernatural.

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Another masterpiece in the series

I feel honored to be among the earliest reviewers of this marvelous work. I thoroughly enjoyed reading the book as I relished my way through Bryce Gibby’s entire series. What a master storyteller! I could scarcely put the books aside to look at any other media so compelling was the power of the story lines and plot development. When I learned that Michael Troughton had narrated the I was excited to dive into this ancient world again. His voice characterizations add so much to the enjoyment of unraveling the story. On a recent working trip to Edinburg as I walked on Lothian street I could almost hear Troughton’s voice as I looked up at the castle. Congratulations are in order for Mr. Troughton’s masterful rendition of a masterpiece of literature.