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To lie with lions
#1 in The House of Niccol series. The time is the 15th century, when merchants become the new knighthood of Europe. Nicholas travels to Iceland in search of the ultimate business deal. He confronts merchants, polar bears and the frozen north, only to have his estranged wife threaten to topple his achievements. Dunnett at her best.
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- "#1 in The House of Niccol series. The time is the 15th century, when merchants become the new knighthood of Europe. Nicholas travels to Iceland in search of the ultimate business deal. He confronts merchants, polar bears and the frozen north, only to have his estranged wife threaten to topple his achievements. Dunnett at her best."@en
- "#1 in The House of Niccol series. The time is the 15th century, when merchants become the new knighthood of Europe. Nicholas travels to Iceland in search of the ultimate business deal. He confronts merchants, polar bears and the frozen north, only to have his estranged wife threaten to topple his achievements. Dunnett at her best."
- "Spring 1471. Caught up in political manoeuvrings is merchant and master of secrets Nicholas de Fleury, with his great golden web of business: banks in Venice and Bruges, a private army, interests in Scotland and Tyrol - and his son, wrestled from his estranged wife Gelis in a bitter duel."@en
- "This novel of the 15th century centers on Nicholas vander Poele who, in 1471, is acclaimed by all the great courts of Europe, but whose personal life is tumultuous. He and his passionate rival--his wife--embark on a deadly competition for control of their mutual destiny."
- "This novel of the 15th century centers on Nicholas vander Poele who, in 1471, is acclaimed by all the great courts of Europe, but whose personal life is tumultuous. He and his passionate rival--his wife--embark on a deadly competition for control of their mutual destiny."@en
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