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A tale of courage and true heroism set during the reign of England's greatest king!

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The year is AD 877, and King Alfred has succeeded in driving the marauding Danes from his kingdom - for the time being. Edwin and his sister Edith are just beginning to enjoy their liberty when, one terrible night, their lives change forever. Separated from one another, and caught up in the turmoil of their times, Edwin and Edith must learn to discern between truth and falsehood, friend and foe, or be swept away on a tide of treachery.A blind bard, a lame blacksmith, and an ambitious warrior all have their role in this tale of courage and true heroism set during the reign of Alfred the Great.

The famous men of ancient and modern times are the mountain peaks of history. It is logical then that the study of history should begin with the biographies of these men.The series of historical stories to which this volume belongs was prepared in conformity with the foregoing recommendations and with the best practice of leading schools. It has been the aim of the authors to make an interesting story of each man's life (Attila, Clovis, Charlemagne and many more) and to tell these stories in a style so simple that pupils in the lower grades will read them with pleasure, and so dignified that they may be used with profit as text-books for reading.This new edition is presented in large type for enhanced readability.

Dive into the enchanting world of imagination with Ricky in this captivating tale from bestselling author-illustrator Guido Van Genechten. Perfect for readers aged 4 and up who want to learn a new language.Ricky's favorite spot under the old oak tree is where magic happens. It's a place where his imagination takes flight, allowing him to become anyone he wishes. One day, Ricky imagines himself as a valiant knight, bravely battling dragons and rescuing princesses. But suddenly, his dream transforms into reality...With its rich storytelling and vibrant illustrations, this bilingual book is in both Ukrainian and English, making it an excellent resource for language learners. Whether in the classroom, at home, or in the library, readers can immerse themselves in Ricky's imaginative adventures while expanding their linguistic skills.Join Ricky as he discovers the power of imagination in this timeless tale that transcends language barriers and sparks the imagination of readers of all ages.

Dive into the enchanting world of imagination with Ricky in this captivating tale from bestselling author-illustrator Guido Van Genechten. Perfect for readers aged 4 and up who want to learn a new language.Ricky's favorite spot under the old oak tree is where magic happens. It's a place where his imagination takes flight, allowing him to become anyone he wishes. One day, Ricky imagines himself as a valiant knight, bravely battling dragons and rescuing princesses. But suddenly, his dream transforms into reality...With its rich storytelling and vibrant illustrations, this bilingual book is in both Russian and English, making it an excellent resource for language learners. Whether in the classroom, at home, or in the library, readers can immerse themselves in Ricky's imaginative adventures while expanding their linguistic skills.Join Ricky as he discovers the power of imagination in this timeless tale that transcends language barriers and sparks the imagination of readers of all ages.

During the late Middle Ages, conflict raged between France and England as they battled in pursuit of power, the throne and beyond. It became known as the Hundred Years' War.Hella S. Haasse's epic masterpiece brings this period to vivid life, as the novel's infamous characters move across a panoramic tapestry woven together by criss-crossed bloodlines and intense rivalries. There is the mad King Charles VI and his heartless Bavarian wife Isabeau; the King's dashing brother Louis, Duke of Orléans and hissensitive Italian Duchess, Valentine. Their son, Charles, inherits a ferocious feud with the powerful and scheming Duke of Burgundy. Meanwhile, their bastard son becomes the right arm of Joan of Arc.Charles of Orléans is the central character of this astonishing novel, a man caught up in deadly dynastic rivalries who survives because he is captured by the English at the Battle of Agincourt and made their prisoner for thenext 25 years. In that time he perfects his craft as a writer and becomes one of the great French poets of the era.In a narrative that spans decades, we also bear witness to the reign of three English Kings: Richard II, Henry IV, and Henry V, the brilliant leader of the English army, who changes the face of war at Agincourt.First published in the Netherlands in 1949 and never out of print, In a Dark Wood Wandering is a timeless classic.

Rome has fallen, and in the empire's wake, Europe is fractured, ruled by barbarian tribes and petty kings.One such kingdom has never had a name. Nestled in a beautiful valley in the Iberian Peninsula, the Unnamed Kingdom is a harsh place. Slaves labour under threat of the whip, and all are at the mercy of the cruel king's whims.Eubulus, the Master of the Army, has long dreamed of more. Of true freedom, of a kingdom without kings. While serving the throne, he has sought revolution, though it has cost him dearly.Now, his daughter is due to die at the king's command. There is no more time to waste.The kingdom must fall.Telling the tale of the rise and fall of a post-Roman kingdom through the eyes of kings and slaves, The Unnamed Kingdom is a sweeping epic of romance, revolution and tragedy.

It is one hundred years after the Black Death and with Europe still in ruins, many continue to die. Now, no longer able to feed their only child, Aiden Selwyn's parents are forced to give him up and three days walk through the English countryside, they arrive at an isolated monastery. The abbot takes him in without hesitation, but all is not as it seems and after reaching adulthood, Aiden discovers their true intentions. Having made a daring escape, he wanders the countryside, committed to doing what he believes is God's work. It is at this point that the course of his life takes a sudden turn when he meets Aelianna, a beautiful black-haired woman living alone in the woods. And after suspecting her to be a practitioner of the black arts, he suspends his judgment long enough to fall in love with her. For a time, life is idyllic and Aiden has finally found peace. But the evil he has discovered to also be inherent in people finds them out, testing both his strength as well as his deep love for Aelianna. Heretic is a story of the things that can sometimes scar one's life. It is a story of resolve and transformation, that even the most misguided can be reborn with a new sense of purpose.

1362. Winchester. Seven months ago, accused of bringing plague and death from Winchester, Bea Ward was hounded out of Meonbridge by her former friends and neighbours. Finding food and shelter where she could, she struggled to make her way back to Winchester again.Yet, once she arrived, she wondered why she'd come.For her former lover - the love of her life - Riccardo Marchaunt, had married a year ago. And she no longer had the strength to go back to her old life on the streets. Frail, destitute and homeless, she was reduced to begging. Then, in January, during a tumultuous and destructive storm, she found herself on Riccardo's doorstep. She had no plan, beyond hoping he might help her, or at least provide a final resting place for her poor body.When Bea awakes to find she's lying in Riccardo's bed once more, she's thankful, thrilled, but mystified. But she soon learns that his wife died four months ago, along with their newborn son, and finds too that Riccardo loves her now as much as he ever did, and wants to make her his wife. But can he? And, even if he can, could she ever really be a proper merchant's wife?Riccardo could not have been more relieved to find Bea still alive, when he thought he had lost her forever. She had been close to death, but is now recovering her health. He adores her and wants her to be his wife. But how? His father would forbid such an "unfitting" match, on pain of denying him his inheritance. And what would his fellow merchants think of it? And their haughty wives?Yet, Riccardo is determined that Bea will be his wife. He has to find a solution to his dilemma... With the help of his beloved mother, Emilia, and her close friend, Cecily, he hatches a plan to make it happen.But even the best laid plans sometimes go awry. And the path of love never did run smooth...The Merchant's Dilemma is a companion novel to the main series of MEONBRIDGE CHRONICLES, and continues the story of Bea and Riccardo after the end of the fourth Chronicle, Children's Fate. It is a little more romantic and light-hearted than the other Chronicles but, if you've enjoyed reading about the lives of the characters of Meonbridge, you will almost certainly enjoy reading The Merchant's Dilemma too!

An Irish warrior who craves vengeance . . .After losing the woman he loved, Trahern MacEgan will stop at nothing to avenge her death. His body is honed for battle, his soul tortured-and he has sworn never to love again.A woman who has endured suffering . . .Morren Ó Reilly sacrificed herself for her sister's sake, but she holds her head high even as she recoils from a man's touch. When Trahern saves her life, their tentative friendship begins to heal the loneliness inside.A passionate redemptionCan Morren be the light to Trahern's darkness and be made whole again by her surrender?

From best-selling historical fiction novelist, Eric Schumacher, comes the second volume in Olaf's Saga: the adrenaline-charged story of Olaf Tryggvason and his adventures in the kingdom of the Rus.AD 968. It has been ten summers since the noble sons of the North, Olaf and Torgil, were driven from their homeland by the treachery of the Norse king, Harald Eriksson. Having then escaped the horrors of slavery in Estland, they now fight among the Rus in the company of Olaf's uncle, Sigurd. It will be some of the bloodiest years in Rus history. The Grand Prince, Sviatoslav, is hungry for land, riches, and power, but his unending campaigns to expand his kingdom are leaving the corpses of thousands in their wake. From the siege of Konugard to the battlefields of ancient Bulgaria, Olaf and Torgil struggle to stay alive in Sigurd's Swords, the riveting sequel to Forged by Iron.Praise for Sigurd's Swords:"With Sigurd's Swords, Schumacher demonstrates that he stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the very best of those writing historical fiction today." - Theodore Brun, historical fiction author"a perfect blend of thrilling action and masterful story-telling. An absolute recommend!!" - Stacie Tyson, book blogger"Let me introduce you to Historical Fiction author, Eric Schumacher (the next Bernard Cornwell). His Viking novel Sigurd's Swords (Olaf's Saga, Book 2) is a 5-star read." - The Shield Maiden Blog"Eric has crafted a remarkable novel that was impossible to put down!" - Myth, Legend & Lore Podcast"Sigurd's Swords is a definite page-turner...one where the last page is just the beginning of the next chapter in Olaf's Saga. 5 stars!" - Hoover Book Review"fabulous from start to finish" - A Thousand Suns blog"Be warned, once started there is no way on Earth that you are going to be able to put this book down. This book is a keeper, and a highly entertaining one at that." - Oh Look! Another Book"Vivid and enthralling, Sigurd's Sword masterfully brings to life a period shrouded in the mists of time." - Anna Belfrage, historical fiction and time travel author"I look forward to reading the third book and highly recommend the series for readers who enjoy multi-layered Norse adventure and action epics." - Linnea Tanner, historical fiction author"If you love historical fiction, especially when it is set in the world of the Vikings, then I think you will really enjoy this novel." - Zoe's Arts and Crafts Blog"I recommend anyone who enjoys adventures of Dark Age warriors and the Viking sagas read this." - Paula Lofting, historical fiction author

After witnessing the brutal death of his brother at the hands of the Steward Knights, Mason Grey turns to vengeance. Using his Gifts to read and control the minds of others, he climbs the ranks of the Dark Army, determined to earn the coveted Shadowstone-a powerful tool against the light-wielding Stewards. But when he is wounded in battle, he finds himself recovering in the home of a chatty peasant girl...without the use of his Gifts. Even worse, the girl mistakes him for one of the Stewards he despises.Seria Gayle longs to be seen as more than the town washerwoman. When she finds an injured Steward in the woods, she welcomes the chance to use her healing skills and hopes it will earn her some respect. But as she nurses the sullen stranger back to health, she discovers he is nothing like the knights she has long admired.When Mason's true identity is revealed, Seria is devastated and humiliated. But she is offered a chance at redemption by the very prince that Mason hates. Now Mason struggles between two choices: accept the Shadowstone to avenge his brother or pursue this newfound light in the form of a peasant girl. With time running out and war looming, will Mason and Seria defy their own convictions for a chance at love or stand against one another like they've sworn to do?

What if there existed a second Voynich Manuscript that continued where the first one left off?

Gabrielle is a flame haired, fire hearted French princess who dreams of becoming a Valkyrie warrior queen like her Viking ancestors from Normandy. Sent to Paris to learn the proper etiquette for a future French queen, she is called home to le Château de Beaufort for a forced marriage to a man she loathes when her father the king's precarious health takes a sudden turn for the worse. Chivalrous, solitary knight Sir Bastien de Landuc suffers an impossible love for Gabrielle, the unattainable princess he can never have. Without a title of nobility, he is ineligible to compete in the tournament for her hand in marriage, despite his unparalleled equestrian skills and inimitable swordsmanship. Yet, Yuletide wishes for a wondrous winter solstice in the glorious Crystal Castle might make impossible dreams come true. Can the valiant knight win the coveted hand of his Viking Valkyrie?

A combination of myth and history, Shahnameh is a classic work by one of Persia's greatest poets. Written more than 1,000 years ago in a series of 50,000 elegant couplets, Ferdowsi's work protected the Persian collective memory and its language amidst a turbulent sea of cultural storms. Indeed, this beloved epic traces the storied history of the Persian people beginning with the origin myths of civilization and ending with the Muslim conquest of Iran in the seventh century. Featuring a preface by editor and Guggenheim Fellow Hamid Rahmanian, this lush translation by Ahmad Sadri renders the tale in highly accessible prose for contemporary audiences. Readers will be swept away by captivating adventures filled with superhuman heroes, magical creatures, heart-wrenching love stories, and centuries-long battles.

An historical novel based on the life of the 17th-Century Italian artist Artemisia Gentileschi, who defied her rape and torture through masterful paintings.

They say hope is the last thing lost. Charlotte Livingston might be a descendent of the last Prince of Wales, but she is every bit English born and raised. So when her father informs her that she is to go Dinefwr Castle and play the role of Welsh royalty, she thinks he has lost his mind. The castle has a reputation for consuming its English occupants, and wastelanders can smell deceit a mile away. Cross the border, win hearts, and stay alive. It is a good thing the obnoxious Commander Tatum is there to keep her safe. If only she could tolerate his company... Brock Tatum has spent the past year training the newly formed Carmarthen Militia-and bracing for war. Tensions between Carmarthenshire and England are rising, and trade is under threat. Cue the Welsh princess, sent to bind kingdom and country. But not everyone is welcoming of the half-blood arrival. Now Tatum is charged with protecting the whole dysfunctional family, and Lady Charlotte's rebellious nature might make this his toughest assignment yet. He must keep her alive as she attempts to win over battered hearts across the kingdom... and guard his own heart in the process.Court of Blades is book two in the medieval dystopian series Kingdom of Chains. If you love witty dialogue, a feisty heroine, and a cocky hero, then this high-emotion romance is for you.Trigger warning: Death of a family member and graphic violence.

Tales of Love's Trials and Triumphs......... Step into a world of entangled destinies and heartfelt journeys in this collection. Join Sasha as she reunites with her high school flame, Elijah, bound by a hidden secret. Witness Josie's resilience as she faces her past tormentor while carrying his child. Experience the unexpected connection between Terry and Kat, entwined in danger and desire. Discover the transformative power of love as Hailey and Jim find solace in each other while battling their own demons. Unravel the mysteries of the heart with Val and James as they navigate through danger and attraction. Explore stories of love's endurance, healing, and redemption as these characters confront their trials. Will love conquer all, or will life's challenges be insurmountable?

An abducted child.A strong-willed widow, haunted by her past.>When Miranda Wilkes asks the King of England for help in rescuing her abducted son, the King requisitions one of his most trusted advisors, Crogan Adair, to aid the widow.The Scotsman agrees to find the child and bring him home. However, very much against his will, Crogan develops an attraction to Miranda, despite being contracted into an arranged marriage for the purpose of producing an heir.As Miranda suspects, her evil neighbor has taken her precious son and threatens everything she holds dear. As she battles a turbulent hunger for Crogan, she realizes they must work together-because her son's safety is paramount.>!CAUTION!Novel contains topics of suicide andsexual situations. Some topics may be triggeringfor sensitive readers.