David Gilman

Scourge of Wolves (MP3-Download)

Ungekürzte Lesung. 855 Min.
Sprecher: Mace, Colin

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Produktbeschreibung

A powerful historical adventure set during the bloody conflict of the Hundred Years' War from critically acclaimed author David Gilman. Winter, 1361. After two decades of conflict, Edward III has finally agreed a treaty with the captive French King, John II. In return for his freedom, John has ceded vast tracts of territory to the English. But for five long years mercenary bands and belligerent lords have fought over the carcass of his kingdom. They will not give up their hard-won spoils to honour a defeated king's promises. If the English want their prize, they'll have to fight for it... Thomas Blackstone will have to fight for it. As he battles to enforce Edward's claim, Thomas Blackstone will see his name blackened, his men slaughtered, his family hunted. He will be betrayed and, once again, he'll face the might of the French army on the field. But this time there will be no English army at his back. He'll face the French alone. 'Heart-pounding action' The Times 'Pacy and atmospheric' Historical Novel Society

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Head of Zeus
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. Mai 2025
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781035918621
• Artikelnr.: 73313456

Autorenporträt

David Gilman has enjoyed many careers, including paratrooper, firefighter, and photographer. An award-winning author and screenwriter, he is the author of the critically acclaimed Master of War series of historical novels, and was shortlisted for the Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize for The Last Horseman. He was longlisted for the same prize for The Englishman, the first book featuring ex-French Foreign Legionnaire Dan Raglan. David lives in Devon.Follow David on @davidgilmanuk, www.davidgilman.com, and facebook.com/davidgilman.author

Rezensionen

Gripping... The narrative is exceptionally pacey and atmospheric; it has heart. The historical background is fascinating, accurate and thoroughly researched. The novel's characterisation is thoroughly rounded and convincing. It is an exceptionally well-written book with such vivid prose it easily transports the reader back into the high medieval world' Historical Novel Society