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Anselm Audley Books in Order

Anselm Audley is a series of 6 books written by Anselm Audley.

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Anselm Audley books in publication order

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6 books

1

Heresy

by Anselm Audley

2001

Travelling across storm-battered Aquasilva after the discovery of iron on his family's land, Cathan uncovers a religious conspiracy. Drawn into resistance against the Domain, he must confront the power that keeps his world trapped in oppression.

2

Inquisition

by Anselm Audley

2002

Cathan and his companions search for allies as the Domain's Inquisition spreads across Aquasilva. Pursued by religious warriors and coveted by political conspirators, he must navigate competing schemes while trying to protect those resisting the priesthood's rule.

3

Crusade

by Anselm Audley

2003

Pursued by the fanatics of the Domain, Cathan refuses to claim Aquasilva’s imperial throne. Instead, he investigates the history of its storms, while discovery of his hidden identity threatens both his research and his life.

4

The Day Democracy Died

by Anselm Audley

2014

After an unlikely naval victory, Athens puts its own generals on trial for failing to recover the stranded sailors. Audley follows the anger and political manoeuvring surrounding Arginusae, examining how a democratic assembly turned against its safeguards.

5

Death Keeps His Court

by Anselm Audley

2015

Richard II's royal promise gives way to conflict with the nobles who fear his growing power. Through the civil war of 1387 and its aftermath, Audley traces the struggles, humiliations and vengeance that destabilized his reign.

6

Plato and the Tyrant

by Anselm Audley

2015

Plato travels to Syracuse hoping to turn a young tyrant into a philosopher-king. His attempt to put political ideals into practice draws him into a dangerous contest between personal ambition, absolute power and the demands of philosophy.

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