1. Research for medieval
TV shows
The most famous medieval tv show is game of thrones.
One of the reasons why people like game of thrones is the plot. The
plot is about . In a nutshell, the series, based on George R. R.
Martin’s books, tells the bloody tale of warring clans fighting for
control of the Iron Throne in the realm of the Seven Kingdoms in
Westeros. In a fictional and mythical land clearly inspired by
medieval Europe, the feuding families do battle in the pursuit of
power, but that the show also focouses on idvidual characters
making personal choices that might be best for their families. For
example Rob stark marriesJeyne which would lead to his death.
Another reason is the bloody violence beween the waring factions

2. Films
300
War of the roses a bloody crown

3. Games
Total war
People like the total war series because of man possibilities of what
could happen. The battles can also be epic when you attack a castle
with a full stacked army these battles could also last up to 30 mins- 1
hour.

4. Books
'Medieval - Blood of the Cross' has definitely achieved what the
author intended in terms of writing a story that is historically
accurate, riveting in its development and delivery, as well as taking
you to another time and place. It was so good, I didn't want to come
back. Everything in this story feels real, as if you were there, from the
characters through to plot and setting.
I read 'Medieval - Blood of the Cross' in one sitting because I couldn't
put it down once I started - it was that good. So it turned into an 'allnighter' that was over far too soon.

5. Historical fiction that remains accurate can be difficult to achieve,
however in this instance it flowed easily due to the ability of the
author to use his story telling skills to full advantage. To me, part of
being a good writer of historical fiction is the ability to develop a
compelling story from historical fact, without changing the facts
overmuch or creating new facts that have no historical basis. I felt
the research for 'Medieval - Blood of the Cross' was thorough and
the author was well immersed in the era, to the point that his story
telling flowed naturally in and around the major events of the period.
There was excellent depth of plot too, which had plenty of twists and
turns and unexpected developments, with just the right amount of
pace to keep you turning page after page, after page.
Needless to say, 'Medieval - Blood of the Cross' was a cracking good
read, well written and well researched. It is also a superb story,
cleverly woven around historical events of the time so that you feel
you are there in the thick of it. I can highly recommend it, while
eagerly waiting for the next book in the series. If you love this time
period, filled with the adventures of the Knights Templar, make sure
you pick up a copy soon.
Why people like game of thrones
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Why people like game of thrones
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6. Medieval blood of the cross review
http://www.amazon.com/Medieval-Blood-Cross-Kevin-Ashmanebook/dp/B00EINS1K6/ref=sr_1_4?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1385477399&sr=14&keywords=medieval
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