“Whatever the rights or wrongs of their affection, in the teeth of danger and despair love is entitled to speak its mind, and all others should be blind and deaf.”
Quote by Ellis Peters
Work
The Hermit Of Eyton Forest
This book delves into the enigmatic life of a hermit who has chosen to live in isolation within the depths of Eyton Forest. The narrative explores themes of solitude, self-discovery, and the natural world, offering readers a glimpse into the hermit's thoughts and experiences over time. more
Author
Ellis Peters
Ellis Peters, born on September 28, 1913, and died on October 14, 1995, was a renowned British historical novel writer. Her works are set in medieval England, particularly focusing on the life of monasteries. more
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