"Bards Sing of Love and War" is a gripping historical novel set in 12th-century Wales, where love, honour, and ambition clash amidst the Norman invasion. Chief bard Rhoddri imparts wisdom to young Tal, setting the stage for a tale of political intrigue, familial loyalty, and forbidden romance. As King Henry I campaigns against the Welsh, Griffith ap Rhys raids to reclaim his kingdom and win the hand of Gwenllian, daughter of King Gruffydd ap Cynan. Gruffydd faces betrayal from within his court and the threat of Norman lords, leading to a web of deception, secret marriages, and daring rescues. Rich in historical detail, this novel promises to enchant fans of epic romance and adventure.

Arianwen Nunn is Welsh-born but has lived in Australia since 1986. Her career path took her from teaching secondary students in England, policemen in Papua New Guinea, Foundation Students at Melbourne University and then into the world of relocation where she set up a business 23 years ago. When she became a non executive director of that business it gave her time to follow her passion, Welsh history, and to write about historical fiction about the life and times of Gruffydd ap Cynan.