Bøger af W Marshall

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The King's Own are as feared as they are ruthless, doing all of those hard, and sometimes terrible, things necessary to ensure the safety of the realm. Owing allegiance to the King alone, they are his spies, his assassins, and his advisors. They exist to walk in the shadows, to enforce the King's will, to change the course of entire wars, and to root out dissenters. They live without family, in service to the crown, unknown and unsung. A young man conscripted to fight in a war far away from home. Blood and loss tempered with hope and a vow. Recruited into the King's Own, he must learn quickly to do whatever it takes to serve the kingdom so that others can live their lives in relative peace and safety. But just how far will he go to keep his oath, especially when the King is murdered?

The King's Own are as feared as they are ruthless, doing all of those hard, and sometimes terrible, things necessary to ensure the safety of the realm. Owing allegiance to the King alone, they are his spies, his assassins, and his advisors. They exist to walk in the shadows, to enforce the King's will, to change the course of entire wars, and to root out dissenters. They live without family, in service to the crown, unknown and unsung.A young man conscripted to fight in a war far away from home. Blood and loss tempered with hope and a vow. Recruited into the King's Own, he must learn quickly to do whatever it takes to serve the kingdom so that others can live their lives in relative peace and safety. But just how far will he go to keep his oath, especially when the King is murdered?

When Rafe's elder brother is killed shortly before his marriage to a Princess of the Realm, he is forced to abandon his carefree lifestyle and take up the mantle of Heir Apparent. As the son of Duke Biantali, Rafe had been born into a world of privilege, even at the half-forgotten far end of the galaxy-spanning Eternal Empire. But he quickly learns the dark underside of politics within the Empire, and it isn't long before a dreaded Interrogator arrives to investigate the suspicious death of Rafe's brother. The embodiment of the Throne's Justice, the Interrogators root out corruption and adjudicate the law on a galactic scale. After Rafe learns he has been targeted by the same people who murdered his brother, the Interrogator makes him an offer. To keep his family safe, Rafe must leave his old life behind forever and become one of the Interrogators. It's a sacrifice he willingly makes, but he could never have foreseen the consequences, nor the price he'd pay when his eyes were opened to how the Empire truly worked.

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. ++++ The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification: ++++ Strange Chapman; Strange Chapman; W. Marshall W. Marshall History; General; History / General