Leader of Men

Sir John Hawkwood, Book 4

De: Griff Hosker

Narrado por: Marston York

Betrayal by friend and foe alike beset Sir John Hawkwood as he enters the murky world of Italian politics.

He will emerge from the experience as a true leader of men but first he has to outwit his enemies of which there are many. With Montferrat secured from the Savoyards and with the White Company now firmly in his hands, Sir John Hawkwood leads his men to Pisa where they have been hired to fight the Florentines. The hero of Poitiers is about to enter a world of treachery, intrigue and double dealing for which he is quite unprepared. It is where he learns to lead and finds the true worth and mettle of the men he leads, the White Company.

©2022 Griff Hosker (P)2022 W. F. Howes Ltd

4 part series Excellence

I read all four parts of this series in a row and I wonder if it wouldn’t have been a nicer book to go 40 hours long and just be done with it. I appreciate the vocabulary nomenclature proper pronunciation, wonderful accents. The narrator could do everything Welsh to Italian to French to English to Scottish it was just marvelous. What a history lesson.

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Excellent as Always!

New story line that I am really enjoying! Looking forward to more adventures of Sur John Hawkworth.

Don't waste your credit or time! Wish I could give negative stars.

Who wrote this book? It's a complete insult to readers who have followed the series. One wonders how Michael, who was rescued from a dungeon and joins the company and was there when seven somethings Dai was taken from his widowed mother to fight those who killed his father suddenly becomes the younger member. I think the author has too many irons in the fire.

Good story

It was ok, but after having listened to the story of Strong Staff and the Blue Company, it felt redundant. If I had listened to this first, I would probably have liked this one more.