Lionheart

The novel delves into the complex life of Richard I, portraying him not just as a legendary soldier but as a vulnerable king grappling with his identity. Steen explores Richard's early rebellion against his father, his rise as a military leader, and his role in the Crusades, questioning the validity of his supposed divine destiny. With meticulous research, the author crafts a nuanced, humanized depiction of a historical figure often shrouded in myth, offering readers a compelling narrative filled with conflict and introspection.