The Great Celt - Cousins, B. G.
21,99 €
inkl. MwSt.

Versandfertig in über 4 Wochen
payback
11 °P sammeln
  • Broschiertes Buch

Muscovy 1460. After years of combat, veteran mercenary Connor Rainey heads into the Land of the Rus in search of a peaceful new home. What he finds in anything but peaceful. In the dark world of early Russia, Ivan III is surrounded by enemies, both outside his lands and in his own court. When Rainey saves Ivan from an assassination attempt perpetrated by one of court boyars, he is drawn into the dangerous political world of the Muscovy court. Rewarded with the traitorous boyar's lands, Rainey must deal with the boyar's fiery daughter, Ludmilla, who is unwilling to surrender her birthright to…mehr

Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
Produktbeschreibung
Muscovy 1460. After years of combat, veteran mercenary Connor Rainey heads into the Land of the Rus in search of a peaceful new home. What he finds in anything but peaceful. In the dark world of early Russia, Ivan III is surrounded by enemies, both outside his lands and in his own court. When Rainey saves Ivan from an assassination attempt perpetrated by one of court boyars, he is drawn into the dangerous political world of the Muscovy court. Rewarded with the traitorous boyar's lands, Rainey must deal with the boyar's fiery daughter, Ludmilla, who is unwilling to surrender her birthright to anyone. Spanning 25 years, The Great Celt weaves a story of love, intrigue and power before the formation of Russia as a nation and the transformation of the Grand Prince of Muscovy to Tsar of All the Russias.
Autorenporträt
B.G. Cousins has travelled the World, sort of. Trained as a metallurgist, his career took him to many places around World, although not to the touristy places normal people go. Most of the time, all he saw was the inside of the local airport and then out to the local mine. An avid reader of history and historical fiction, he spent many a layover at airports in their book stores.

He has always had ideas for stories from his vivid imagination, but never had time to do more than jot down notes. Then in 2015, during a lull in contract work, he took those notes and produced the novel. "The Locket", which he published in the Spring of 2016. He prides himself in doing extensive research to make his novels as historically accurate as possible, weaving historical anomalies into rich stories of love, conflict and adventure. He has also produced some new short back stories for some characters from the novel

B.G. Cousins currently resides in Calgary, Alberta, with his wife, Carmen, his dog Piper, and his ever present bagpipes that he has been playing and travelling with for over 40 years.