The Lollards' Tale

The Lollards' Tale by Christina Eastwood is a gripping historical novel set in the troubled years of early fifteenth-century England and Wales during the reign of Henry IV.

When young Simon Treacher voices opinions considered dangerous in his day, he is forced to flee his home in the Chilterns and disappear into the lawless Welsh border marches. As he journeys through a world marked by political unrest, persecution, and fear, Simon encounters people whose lives are shaped by courage, faith, and the growing influence of the Lollards – those who risked everything to follow the teachings of Scripture.

Rich in historical detail and filled with adventure, suspense, and spiritual themes, the novel introduces readers to a fascinating period of history when holding biblical convictions could cost a person their reputation, freedom, or even their life.

Written in an engaging and accessible style, The Lollards' Tale is ideal for older children, teenagers, and adults who enjoy historical fiction with strong Christian themes, memorable characters, and compelling storytelling.