Reynardine: An unforgettable tale of passion, murder and revenge

Judith Lennox's first novel is a passionate tale of murder and revenge in Jacobean England. Rich in historical detail, it brings the decadence and danger of the period vividly to life.

His only thought is for revenge...

Inspired by the murder of Sir Thomas Overbury in 1615, Judith Lennox's magnificent novel tells the story of Reynardine, the mysterious highwayman. Perfect for fans of Rachel Hore and Kate Morton.

Seventeenth-century London: corrupt, decadent and dangerous; a playground for the ambitious in search of power, wealth and position. Richard Galliers, returning from three years in exile, wants none of it. His only thought is for revenge.

Mall Conway, the beautiful and headstrong daughter of a Cambridgeshire gentleman is bored; bored with country life and with the restrictions of society. But her peaceful existence is shattered all too soon when Galliers inadvertently involves her in his determination to bring down a deadly enemy...
Galliers' relentless quest takes him from the squalor of taverns and brothels and the tawdry glitter of playhouses to the decadent allure of Jacobean London's great houses. And to the bleak wastes of the East Anglian Fens, where Reynardine, the mysterious highwayman, reigns, the terror of all weary travellers.

What readers are saying about Reynardine:

'A super novel and one of Judith Lennox's best if you want excitement, mystery and romance'

'She writes so beautifully and nostalgically... Judith Lennox is truly a great writer'

'Five stars'