” ebe’r brenin
and of all her novels it is the most obviously political in subjet and tone
The young minister Merfyn Owen has just moved to a new area when a chance meeting turns his world upside down: the beautiful Irish girl Lona O'Neil
i flino'i hannwyl rai
1944) sees Aubrey tasked to investigate the sudden disappearance of a businessman only to be drawn into a plot seeking revenge
Llywelyn (Beriah Gwynfe Evans) ” ebe’r breninWhat would you have him be, then? What his grandfather was before him Prince of Wales in name and deed, one under whose leadership every Cymro could fight, be he Gogleddwr or Deheuwr, one to whose standard the men of Maesyfed, as well as of Gwent, Morganwg, Dyfed, and Arfon could alike flock and under whose reign rich and poor, noble and peasant, could have equal justice. The year is 1262 and Llywelyn ap Gruffydd, Prince of Gwynedd, is about to embark