John Broughton

Aella es un peletero que vive en la Northumbria del siglo VII. Despu s de sobrevivir a la guerra contra los pictos, el rey se convierte en su padrino y Aella se hace amigo del obispo Cuthbert. Conscientes de las habilidades de Aella, los monjes de Lindisfarne le encargan la portada del Evangelio de San Juan como regalo para Cuthbert. Impresionado por la obra maestra, el sucesor de Ecgfrith, el rey Aldfrith, env a a Aella a Irlanda para que aprenda a leer y escribir. Pronto, Aella se hace amigo de un compa ero de estudios, aprende a iluminar manuscritos y se enamora. Pero, podr l lograr sus sue os y casarse con el amor de su vida?

Aella es un peletero que vive en la Northumbria del siglo VII. Despu s de sobrevivir a la guerra contra los pictos, el rey se convierte en su padrino y Aella se hace amigo del obispo Cuthbert. Conscientes de las habilidades de Aella, los monjes de Lindisfarne le encargan la portada del Evangelio de San Juan como regalo para Cuthbert. Impresionado por la obra maestra, el sucesor de Ecgfrith, el rey Aldfrith, env a a Aella a Irlanda para que aprenda a leer y escribir. Pronto, Aella se hace amigo de un compa ero de estudios, aprende a iluminar manuscritos y se enamora. Pero, podr l lograr sus sue os y casarse con el amor de su vida? Esta es la edici n en letra grande de El Cielo en una Flor Silvestre, con un tama o de fuente / tipo de fuente m s grande para facilitar la lectura.

Aella es un peletero que vive en la Northumbria del siglo VII. Despu s de sobrevivir a la guerra contra los pictos, el rey se convierte en su padrino y Aella se hace amigo del obispo Cuthbert. Conscientes de las habilidades de Aella, los monjes de Lindisfarne le encargan la portada del Evangelio de San Juan como regalo para Cuthbert. Impresionado por la obra maestra, el sucesor de Ecgfrith, el rey Aldfrith, env a a Aella a Irlanda para que aprenda a leer y escribir. Pronto, Aella se hace amigo de un compa ero de estudios, aprende a iluminar manuscritos y se enamora. Pero, podr l lograr sus sue os y casarse con el amor de su vida?

Aella es un peletero que vive en la Northumbria del siglo VII. Despu s de sobrevivir a la guerra contra los pictos, el rey se convierte en su padrino y Aella se hace amigo del obispo Cuthbert. Conscientes de las habilidades de Aella, los monjes de Lindisfarne le encargan la portada del Evangelio de San Juan como regalo para Cuthbert. Impresionado por la obra maestra, el sucesor de Ecgfrith, el rey Aldfrith, env a a Aella a Irlanda para que aprenda a leer y escribir. Pronto, Aella se hace amigo de un compa ero de estudios, aprende a iluminar manuscritos y se enamora. Pero, podr l lograr sus sue os y casarse con el amor de su vida? Esta es la edici n en letra grande de El Cielo en una Flor Silvestre, con un tama o de fuente / tipo de fuente m s grande para facilitar la lectura.

Aella es un peletero que vive en la Northumbria del siglo VII. Despu s de sobrevivir a la guerra contra los pictos, el rey se convierte en su padrino y Aella se hace amigo del obispo Cuthbert. Conscientes de las habilidades de Aella, los monjes de Lindisfarne le encargan la portada del Evangelio de San Juan como regalo para Cuthbert. Impresionado por la obra maestra, el sucesor de Ecgfrith, el rey Aldfrith, env a a Aella a Irlanda para que aprenda a leer y escribir. Pronto, Aella se hace amigo de un compa ero de estudios, aprende a iluminar manuscritos y se enamora. Pero, podr l lograr sus sue os y casarse con el amor de su vida?

Books 5-7 in John Broughton's 'Jake Conley Mysteries', now available in one volume Pinions Of Gold: In 674 AD, Werburgh embarks on a perilous journey to safeguard her abbey's treasure, hiding it beneath a wayside cross. Centuries later, the treasure resurfaces, attracting the attention of psychic investigator Jake Conley and his wife. As they unravel the mystery and face a series of deaths, they race against hired killers to protect the priceless treasure and their own lives. Will they succeed in saving the treasure for the nation? The Serpent Wand: The world teeters on the brink of destruction as the malevolent Brotherhood of the Wand seeks to unleash chaos and establish a tyrannical global order. Their plan involves harnessing ancient earth energies and awakening a mythical creature known as the Serpent. At the heart of this epic battle stands Jake Conley, a psychic investigator armed with extraordinary abilities. With retrocognition and intuition as his weapons, Jake must confront his ultimate challenge to thwart the Brotherhood's apocalyptic plot and save humanity from an icy fate. The Beast Of Exmoor: MI5 calls upon psychic investigator Jake Conley for a crucial mission, aimed at obtaining DNA from a mysterious creature lurking in Exmoor. Meanwhile, a dangerous duo, Dr. Aubrey Drake and Major Lorimer, scheme to create the ultimate soldier by infiltrating a military research station. As they set their sights on Jake and his psychic abilities, the odds seem insurmountable. To prevail, Jake must delve into uncharted realms of knowledge. But will his efforts end in failure, or deliver karmic justice?

Books 5-7 in John Broughton's 'Jake Conley Mysteries', now available in one volume Pinions Of Gold: In 674 AD, Werburgh embarks on a perilous journey to safeguard her abbey's treasure, hiding it beneath a wayside cross. Centuries later, the treasure resurfaces, attracting the attention of psychic investigator Jake Conley and his wife. As they unravel the mystery and face a series of deaths, they race against hired killers to protect the priceless treasure and their own lives. Will they succeed in saving the treasure for the nation? The Serpent Wand: The world teeters on the brink of destruction as the malevolent Brotherhood of the Wand seeks to unleash chaos and establish a tyrannical global order. Their plan involves harnessing ancient earth energies and awakening a mythical creature known as the Serpent. At the heart of this epic battle stands Jake Conley, a psychic investigator armed with extraordinary abilities. With retrocognition and intuition as his weapons, Jake must confront his ultimate challenge to thwart the Brotherhood's apocalyptic plot and save humanity from an icy fate. The Beast Of Exmoor: MI5 calls upon psychic investigator Jake Conley for a crucial mission, aimed at obtaining DNA from a mysterious creature lurking in Exmoor. Meanwhile, a dangerous duo, Dr. Aubrey Drake and Major Lorimer, scheme to create the ultimate soldier by infiltrating a military research station. As they set their sights on Jake and his psychic abilities, the odds seem insurmountable. To prevail, Jake must delve into uncharted realms of knowledge. But will his efforts end in failure, or deliver karmic justice?

The first four books in John Broughton's 'Jake Conley Mysteries', now available in one volume Elfrid's Hole: Aspiring novelist Jake Conley wakes from a coma to find he has synaesthesia and heightened psychic abilities. When researching King Aldfrith, Jake unwittingly unleashes deadly paranormal events, becoming the prime suspect. With the help of Detective Inspector Mark Shaw, Jake must clear his name and bring peace to a tormented soul from over a thousand years ago. Red Horse Vale: Despite his fame from discovering King Aldfrith's tomb, Jake's life is complicated. After his brain responds to psychometry, he reconnects with his deceased mother and travels to the Cotswolds, searching for the curse of the Red Horse Vale. Memory Of A Falcon: In a world under threat by an extremist group, Jake Conley uses his retrocognitive abilities to stop the zealots while fighting for his survival. When a heathen temple to the goddess Freya is erected by Jake's partner Liffi, it sets off a chain of violent retaliations from the fanatical Woden's Brethren. As Jake and Liffi struggle to reconcile their differing beliefs, they must work together to bring down the enemy and save their relationship before it's too late. The Snape Ring: When malevolent forces threaten to cross over into our world and unleash terror, psychic investigator Jake Conley is called upon by the Ministry of Defence to stop them. With events unfolding at the British Museum and murders occurring, Jake realizes the gravity of the situation. But can he unravel the mystery and defeat the dark forces before it's too late?

The first four books in John Broughton's 'Jake Conley Mysteries', now available in one volume Elfrid's Hole: Aspiring novelist Jake Conley wakes from a coma to find he has synaesthesia and heightened psychic abilities. When researching King Aldfrith, Jake unwittingly unleashes deadly paranormal events, becoming the prime suspect. With the help of Detective Inspector Mark Shaw, Jake must clear his name and bring peace to a tormented soul from over a thousand years ago. Red Horse Vale: Despite his fame from discovering King Aldfrith's tomb, Jake's life is complicated. After his brain responds to psychometry, he reconnects with his deceased mother and travels to the Cotswolds, searching for the curse of the Red Horse Vale. Memory Of A Falcon: In a world under threat by an extremist group, Jake Conley uses his retrocognitive abilities to stop the zealots while fighting for his survival. When a heathen temple to the goddess Freya is erected by Jake's partner Liffi, it sets off a chain of violent retaliations from the fanatical Woden's Brethren. As Jake and Liffi struggle to reconcile their differing beliefs, they must work together to bring down the enemy and save their relationship before it's too late. The Snape Ring: When malevolent forces threaten to cross over into our world and unleash terror, psychic investigator Jake Conley is called upon by the Ministry of Defence to stop them. With events unfolding at the British Museum and murders occurring, Jake realizes the gravity of the situation. But can he unravel the mystery and defeat the dark forces before it's too late?

En el a o 798 D. C., la apacible vida del pastor de ciervos Deormund se ve alterada cuando los vikingos llegan para asaltar la isla de Sceapig. Perseguido por los merodeadores, mata a su jefe y se lleva su espada como trofeo, sin saber que el arma esconde algo m s de lo que parece. Obligado por un thegn vecino a unirse a sus guardaespaldas, la destreza de Deormund aumenta el respeto del l der hacia l. Pero cuando los vikingos atacan de nuevo, esta vez la abad a de Lyminge, Deormund se ve obligado a reconsiderar su actitud ante la vida. Encargado por el archidi cono de Canterbury de defender la isla, Deormund se prepara para enfrentarse a un enemigo temible. Pero, qu poder tienen las inscripciones de la espada y por qu los vikingos est n tan ansiosos por recuperarla? Ambientada en la Inglaterra de finales del siglo VIII, Las Runas de la Victoria es una fascinante aventura hist rica que captura el esp ritu de la ca tica poca medieval. Esta es la edici n en letra grande de Las Runas de la Victoria, con un tama o de fuente / tipo de fuente m s grande para facilitar la lectura.

En el a o 798 D. C., la apacible vida del pastor de ciervos Deormund se ve alterada cuando los vikingos llegan para asaltar la isla de Sceapig. Perseguido por los merodeadores, mata a su jefe y se lleva su espada como trofeo, sin saber que el arma esconde algo m s de lo que parece. Obligado por un thegn vecino a unirse a sus guardaespaldas, la destreza de Deormund aumenta el respeto del l der hacia l. Pero cuando los vikingos atacan de nuevo, esta vez la abad a de Lyminge, Deormund se ve obligado a reconsiderar su actitud ante la vida. Encargado por el archidi cono de Canterbury de defender la isla, Deormund se prepara para enfrentarse a un enemigo temible. Pero, qu poder tienen las inscripciones de la espada y por qu los vikingos est n tan ansiosos por recuperarla? Ambientada en la Inglaterra de finales del siglo VIII, Las Runas de la Victoria es una fascinante aventura hist rica que captura el esp ritu de la ca tica poca medieval.

En el a o 798 D. C., la apacible vida del pastor de ciervos Deormund se ve alterada cuando los vikingos llegan para asaltar la isla de Sceapig. Perseguido por los merodeadores, mata a su jefe y se lleva su espada como trofeo, sin saber que el arma esconde algo m s de lo que parece. Obligado por un thegn vecino a unirse a sus guardaespaldas, la destreza de Deormund aumenta el respeto del l der hacia l. Pero cuando los vikingos atacan de nuevo, esta vez la abad a de Lyminge, Deormund se ve obligado a reconsiderar su actitud ante la vida. Encargado por el archidi cono de Canterbury de defender la isla, Deormund se prepara para enfrentarse a un enemigo temible. Pero, qu poder tienen las inscripciones de la espada y por qu los vikingos est n tan ansiosos por recuperarla? Ambientada en la Inglaterra de finales del siglo VIII, Las Runas de la Victoria es una fascinante aventura hist rica que captura el esp ritu de la ca tica poca medieval. Esta es la edici n en letra grande de Las Runas de la Victoria, con un tama o de fuente / tipo de fuente m s grande para facilitar la lectura.

En el a o 798 D. C., la apacible vida del pastor de ciervos Deormund se ve alterada cuando los vikingos llegan para asaltar la isla de Sceapig. Perseguido por los merodeadores, mata a su jefe y se lleva su espada como trofeo, sin saber que el arma esconde algo m s de lo que parece. Obligado por un thegn vecino a unirse a sus guardaespaldas, la destreza de Deormund aumenta el respeto del l der hacia l. Pero cuando los vikingos atacan de nuevo, esta vez la abad a de Lyminge, Deormund se ve obligado a reconsiderar su actitud ante la vida. Encargado por el archidi cono de Canterbury de defender la isla, Deormund se prepara para enfrentarse a un enemigo temible. Pero, qu poder tienen las inscripciones de la espada y por qu los vikingos est n tan ansiosos por recuperarla? Ambientada en la Inglaterra de finales del siglo VIII, Las Runas de la Victoria es una fascinante aventura hist rica que captura el esp ritu de la ca tica poca medieval.

En el a o 798 D. C., la apacible vida del pastor de ciervos Deormund se ve alterada cuando los vikingos llegan para asaltar la isla de Sceapig. Perseguido por los merodeadores, mata a su jefe y se lleva su espada como trofeo, sin saber que el arma esconde algo m s de lo que parece. Obligado por un thegn vecino a unirse a sus guardaespaldas, la destreza de Deormund aumenta el respeto del l der hacia l. Pero cuando los vikingos atacan de nuevo, esta vez la abad a de Lyminge, Deormund se ve obligado a reconsiderar su actitud ante la vida. Encargado por el archidi cono de Canterbury de defender la isla, Deormund se prepara para enfrentarse a un enemigo temible. Pero, qu poder tienen las inscripciones de la espada y por qu los vikingos est n tan ansiosos por recuperarla? Ambientada en la Inglaterra de finales del siglo VIII, Las Runas de la Victoria es una fascinante aventura hist rica que captura el esp ritu de la ca tica poca medieval.

A collection of four medieval historical novels by John Broughton, now in one volume Angenga: When Rick Hughes receives a reliquary pendant as a gift from an old friend, he has no idea what's coming next. Drawn to an old excavation site, Rick stumbles upon a portal that takes him back to the 8th century, and in the middle of a Viking invasion. After discovering a shocking link to the present, Rick is determined to intervene and save the inhabitants of the village from devastation - and to find a scientific explanation for what is happening. With the perils of 8th century England surrounding him, can Rick save his new friends - and live to tell the tale? John The Old Saxon: In his darkest hour, hiding in the depths of the Somerset marshes in 878 AD, King Alfred devises a scheme to save his kingdom from the Viking invaders. His spectacular success, beginning with the triumphant battle of Ethandun, involves creating a sense of nation among his subjects. To help with this, Alfred gathers a small band of brilliant foreign scholars in his court, chief among them John the Old Saxon. In this epic tale set in medieval England, you'll discover how King Alfred laid the foundations for a united country, and the tenth-century Anglo-Saxon Renaissance. Perfecta Saxonia: Abandoned by his father and raised by his uncle, young Athelstan faces numerous adversities on his way to becoming a mighty warrior and diplomat. But can he overcome the odds to transform England from an insignificant island off the Western European mainland, into the leading centre of tenth-century diplomacy and learning? Discover the story of one of the most important English kings, who put in place the foundations of modern-day England. Ulf's Tale: At the start of the slaughter-marred eleventh-century, nine-year-old Ulf is taken hostage by King Aethelred. It's the beginning of a life of luxury and opportunity for Ulf. But treachery and plotting throughout the country threaten uneasy alliances, while ambitious rivals attempt to seize power for themselves. His own life threatened, Ulf embarks on a quest for unity to bring peace to the Baltic states. But will his own moral convictions be enough to overcome divided loyalties, religious clashes and ambitious kings?

A collection of four medieval historical novels by John Broughton, now in one volume Angenga: When Rick Hughes receives a reliquary pendant as a gift from an old friend, he has no idea what's coming next. Drawn to an old excavation site, Rick stumbles upon a portal that takes him back to the 8th century, and in the middle of a Viking invasion. After discovering a shocking link to the present, Rick is determined to intervene and save the inhabitants of the village from devastation - and to find a scientific explanation for what is happening. With the perils of 8th century England surrounding him, can Rick save his new friends - and live to tell the tale? John The Old Saxon: In his darkest hour, hiding in the depths of the Somerset marshes in 878 AD, King Alfred devises a scheme to save his kingdom from the Viking invaders. His spectacular success, beginning with the triumphant battle of Ethandun, involves creating a sense of nation among his subjects. To help with this, Alfred gathers a small band of brilliant foreign scholars in his court, chief among them John the Old Saxon. In this epic tale set in medieval England, you'll discover how King Alfred laid the foundations for a united country, and the tenth-century Anglo-Saxon Renaissance. Perfecta Saxonia: Abandoned by his father and raised by his uncle, young Athelstan faces numerous adversities on his way to becoming a mighty warrior and diplomat. But can he overcome the odds to transform England from an insignificant island off the Western European mainland, into the leading centre of tenth-century diplomacy and learning? Discover the story of one of the most important English kings, who put in place the foundations of modern-day England. Ulf's Tale: At the start of the slaughter-marred eleventh-century, nine-year-old Ulf is taken hostage by King Aethelred. It's the beginning of a life of luxury and opportunity for Ulf. But treachery and plotting throughout the country threaten uneasy alliances, while ambitious rivals attempt to seize power for themselves. His own life threatened, Ulf embarks on a quest for unity to bring peace to the Baltic states. But will his own moral convictions be enough to overcome divided loyalties, religious clashes and ambitious kings?

Hywel, the King of Dyfed, falls in love with Elen, the beautiful young daughter of the deceased King of Dyfed. Their betrothal makes political sense, as it unites the two kingdoms, but their love for each other is genuine. Hywel becomes a just and wise king, introducing reforms to the Welsh legal system and forging alliances with neighboring kingdoms. After going on a pilgrimage to Rome to get his law code approved by the Pope, Hywel gets caught up in political intrigue and seduced by a powerful Roman noblewoman. Back in Wales, he has to deal with a rebellion by the eldest son of the deceased King of Brycheiniog. Despite these challenges, Hywel strives to be a virtuous and enlightened king, and remains beloved by his people. Based on the life of a true historical figure, John Broughton's 'Hywel The Good' is the story of one of the most important characters in Welsh history, remembered for his reforms to the Welsh legal system, and his efforts to unite the kingdoms of South Wales.

Hywel, the King of Dyfed, falls in love with Elen, the beautiful young daughter of the deceased King of Dyfed. Their betrothal makes political sense, as it unites the two kingdoms, but their love for each other is genuine. Hywel becomes a just and wise king, introducing reforms to the Welsh legal system and forging alliances with neighboring kingdoms. After going on a pilgrimage to Rome to get his law code approved by the Pope, Hywel gets caught up in political intrigue and seduced by a powerful Roman noblewoman. Back in Wales, he has to deal with a rebellion by the eldest son of the deceased King of Brycheiniog. Despite these challenges, Hywel strives to be a virtuous and enlightened king, and remains beloved by his people. Based on the life of a true historical figure, John Broughton's 'Hywel The Good' is the story of one of the most important characters in Welsh history, remembered for his reforms to the Welsh legal system, and his efforts to unite the kingdoms of South Wales. This is the large print edition of Hywel the Good, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.

Hywel, the King of Dyfed, falls in love with Elen, the beautiful young daughter of the deceased King of Dyfed. Their betrothal makes political sense, as it unites the two kingdoms, but their love for each other is genuine. Hywel becomes a just and wise king, introducing reforms to the Welsh legal system and forging alliances with neighboring kingdoms. After going on a pilgrimage to Rome to get his law code approved by the Pope, Hywel gets caught up in political intrigue and seduced by a powerful Roman noblewoman. Back in Wales, he has to deal with a rebellion by the eldest son of the deceased King of Brycheiniog. Despite these challenges, Hywel strives to be a virtuous and enlightened king, and remains beloved by his people. Based on the life of a true historical figure, John Broughton's 'Hywel The Good' is the story of one of the most important characters in Welsh history, remembered for his reforms to the Welsh legal system, and his efforts to unite the kingdoms of South Wales.

Hywel, the King of Dyfed, falls in love with Elen, the beautiful young daughter of the deceased King of Dyfed. Their betrothal makes political sense, as it unites the two kingdoms, but their love for each other is genuine. Hywel becomes a just and wise king, introducing reforms to the Welsh legal system and forging alliances with neighboring kingdoms. After going on a pilgrimage to Rome to get his law code approved by the Pope, Hywel gets caught up in political intrigue and seduced by a powerful Roman noblewoman. Back in Wales, he has to deal with a rebellion by the eldest son of the deceased King of Brycheiniog. Despite these challenges, Hywel strives to be a virtuous and enlightened king, and remains beloved by his people. Based on the life of a true historical figure, John Broughton's 'Hywel The Good' is the story of one of the most important characters in Welsh history, remembered for his reforms to the Welsh legal system, and his efforts to unite the kingdoms of South Wales. This is the large print edition of Hywel the Good, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.