The Heirs of Owain Glyndwr

‘A thought-provoking, intriguing unmasking of court room sparring and Welsh nationalism in this novel set in the 1960’s’

Liz Robinson , Lovereading

‘After swapping his gavel for a pen, a former crown court judge has published the fourth book in his popular legal saga’

Sophie Day , The Hunts Post

‘The story illustrates and discusses effectively questions of nationalism and national identity. It is to the author’s credit that this fiction sometimes reads and feels like a dramatic re-telling of a real event’

Jim Beaman , Crime Review

‘Books to Look Forward to from No Exit Press and Oldcastle Books’

Ayo Onatande

‘All the details of barristerial life, the rules of ethics and evidence, the social attitudes and the courtroom procedure appropriate for the late 1960s period setting are pitch perfect … the book raises very contemporary questions about the roots of radicalism, the motivations for terrorism and the conduct of the security services in combatting it’

Barrister