Ian Hall

Caledonii: Birth of a Nation. (Part Three; The Coming of Age) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Caledonii Birth of a Nation. (Part Three: The Coming of Age)
The year is 75 AD. The druid's attempt to unite the clans failed last year. To aid the chief's sons plot to unite the clans, Calach travels to the southern fortress of Bar'ton.
Keeping the plan from the druids, Calach's younger brother Uwan's druid training has become more rigorous.
Calach must be patient if he wants the plan to succeed, his father, Ranald, is more belligerent as time passes. Soon the two will meet; head to head.

This is Part Three of a series, to be released in Novella length pieces.
Part Three is over 110 pages, and runs over 30,000 words.
Comments by readers are welcome.
Ian Hall, the author, spent his childhood 10 miles south of Edinburgh, Scotland, and played in a 2000 year old Roman encampment as a boy.
The Roman story is in his blood.

Part One is entitled; Caledonii: Birth of a Nation. (Part one; The Great Gather), available on Smashwords.
Part Two is entitled; Caledonii: Birth of a Nation. (Part Two; The Druid's Plan), available on Smashwords.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ian Hall
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. Dezember 2011
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781465936936
• Artikelnr.: 48332907

Autorenporträt

I am Scottish, born in Edinburgh, and spent the first 41 years of my life not far from my fair and bonnie "Athens of the North". I now live in Topeka, Kansas with my wife (bless her), no pets (don't like 'em), no children (all moved out), and with many gallons of home-made wine bubbling as I write.

I love to write, and enjoy literary challenges of all kinds. I'm not confined by genres, having equal success in Historical adventure, Sci Fi, Fantasy, Horror and hard hitting gritty crime.

I watch far too much football (Don't even think of calling it 'soccer'.) and at times chase a dimpled ball along carefully manicured countryside, with a collection of calibrated, graphite-shafted sticks. I play guitar and sing in a folk/rock band, and would love to have enough money to tour the world's archeological sites until I'm too old to walk.