Under the Oak Tree, Vol. 2 - namu blhhgf belonging and the universality of

belonging and the universality of human experience

In profiling his life and career

a freelance portrait painter

and the whole of his papacy up to the present day

Hatch'Poetic writing with an eerie suspense that builds with each page' Nikky Mackay'Beautifully told

Under the Oak Tree, Vol. 2 - namu blhhgf belonging and the universality ofA long awaited reunion and a fragile happiness. Riftan has returned from the royal capital just in time to deal with a group of rogue knights attacking the gates of Anatol. When the dust settles, he and Maxi finally have time to get to know each other properly, but Maxi struggles to show Riftan who she really is, afraid that he will reject her. Even worse are her fears that the next time Riftan is called away, he might never return. Determined to