A historical novel set in medieval Flanders that explores the life of Jacob van Artevelde (1290-1345), a Flemish statesman and merchant who played a key role in the conflicts between England, France, and the Low Countries during the Hundred Years' War. The book offers a vivid portrayal of life in the late Middle Ages and the struggles of ordinary people caught up in the machinations of powerful rulers.

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