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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about with the genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thrillers & Suspense?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Simon the Coldheart'
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conversations.value: a plot for a book about with the genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thrillers & Suspense
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conversations.value: Simon the Coldheart: In the year 1400 14-year-old Simon the illegitimate son of Geoffrey of Malvallet fends for himself after his mother's death.\nHe forces himself into the service of Fulk of Montlice – his natural father's most hated foe.\nSimon works his way up from Fulk's Page until he is on equal footing with Montlice's son & heir, his friend Alan.\nHe meets Geoffrey of Malvallet, the legitimate son of Simon's father.\nAlan, Geoffrey and Simon become great friends both to each other and to the Prince of Wales (later Henry V).\nWhen Simon is sent to Belremy, it seems he is faced with an impossible task.\nFirst besieging the city, then by attacking the actual city, Simon is able to take the town, but not the castle, where the regal Lady Margaret resides.\nOn finding out that Alan has been taken prisoner, Simon goes up to the castle himself, and after threatening the lady's life, her cousin Victor is forced to make a submission.\nOn hearing this, Margaret declares that she will never submit to the English and tries to fling herself on Simon's dagger.\nSimon is too quick for her though and takes her prisoner.\nLater Margaret obtains a dagger, but finds herself unable to kill Simon.\nWhen Simon is forced to go away for a few days, Margaret takes the opportunity to flee to a friend, only to find that he has too submitted to the English.\nMargaret is then kidnapped by Raoul the Terrible.\nSimon goes to search for her and finds Margaret in the arms of Raoul, struggling wildly.\nSimon's temper gets the best of him for the first time in his life, and he kills Raoul.\nGeoffrey, Simon, Margaret and her companion are forced to flee.\nThe men bring them back to Belremy, and out of gratitude, Margaret hands in her submission.\nSimon tells her that he wants to marry her and she is indignant.\nHowever, later, when someone is lurking in the bushes, she runs to warn him as she is afraid that he will be killed.\nSimon is recalled to the Prince, but Margaret shows him that she wants him to come back.\nEventually Simon comes back and Lady Margaret finally agrees to marry him.\nBeauvallet (1929) follows the adventures of Simon's Great Great Great Grandson Sir Nicholas Beauvallet.\nMy Lord John (1975) covers much the same period (1393–1413).\nKing's Henry IV & Henry V (Simon's friend) also appear in it.