David Cook

Blood on the Snow (The Soldier Chronicles, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Winter, 1794, Flanders, and the British are retreating. Faced by appalling weather and pursued by an overwhelming enemy, the very survival of the British Army is at stake. With little supplies and ammunition, Lieutenant Jack Hallam of the 28th Regiment must prove himself by leading his company through the full horrors of the withdrawal, where morale is desperately low, and where looting and ill-discipline are rife. The men must endure freezing temperatures, disease and battle if they wish to see home again, and if any officer can accomplish this feat, then that man is Jack Hallam. Blood on the Snow is a gripping tale of honour, bravery and self-sacrifice in the darkest of times.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: David Cook
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. September 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781516332427
• Artikelnr.: 43958117

Autorenporträt

David Cook is from Hampshire, but now lives in Leicestershire with his wife and young son. David has been interested in history since his school days, and developed a love for the Napoleonic Wars era from his father, who painted and amassed a lead model army of the Battle of Waterloo. From there, David became fascinated with The English Civil Wars, the Wars of the Roses and English medieval history, particularly the legend of Robin Hood. David is writing a story of Robin, but based on the original medieval ballads as the source. For more information and updates on that story please visit http://thewolfshead.tumblr.com Liberty or Death is the first novella in The Soldier Chronicles series, which will be companion stories to a main volume of printed books. Heart of Oak, Blood on the Snow and Marksman were released in 2014. Death is a Duty was released April, 2015. David is keen to answer any questions about his books, or about anything else history related, and can be found most days on twitter, Goodreads, facebook, wattpad, kboards, librarything and Booksie.