Title: Sutcliff at her finest
Product review: Rosemary Sutcliff is singularly adept at transporting the reader to another place and time, and in "The Mark of the Horselord" she excels herself. To call this her finest book when each one is so beautifully crafted is high praise indeed, but I wouldn't hesitate to do so. A vivid setting, a memorable hero and a totally engrossing story combine to make this an excellent read, for, as Sutcliff says, "children of any age".
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