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The Dunston Blade

The Dunston Blade

Nelson Barratt

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Prime Seven Media
Año de edición:
2023
Materia
Historia
ISBN:
9781963050097
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In this captivating tale, we follow the journey of a young blacksmith’s son who crosses paths with the Earl of the County, forever altering the course of his life. As destiny would have it, he is taken under the Earl’s wing and assumes the esteemed role of his squire.A significant turning point in his life arrives when his skilled father crafts a unique sword, a symbol of his unwavering support and belief in his son’s potential. Along with this precious blade, a treasured ring is passed down-a relic from his father’s days as a crusader in the Holy Land. Remarkably, this ring seems to bestow its wearer with uncanny abilities in combat.Our protagonist, John, blossoms into an accomplished Knight, fearlessly championing the Earl’s cause and the King’s reign. Alongside his steadfast friend Roger, they embark on daring escapades that cement their camaraderie.As the narrative unfolds, John’s heart becomes entangled in the love he harbors for the Earl’s daughter, resulting in a union that transcends social boundaries.But this story is more than just a romance. John stands by the Earl’s side as he introduces groundbreaking cooperative farming techniques to the county, transforming it into a beacon of prosperity.However, adversity strikes when John finds himself in the clutches of the French, imprisoned behind cold, unforgiving walls. His escape, marked by sheer ingenuity, is far from comfortable.With the Earl’s eventual passing, John assumes the mantle of leadership, overseeing the county’s affairs. Yet, an insatiable curiosity tugs at his heartstrings, compelling him to venture to France in pursuit of the ring’s origin-a quest that leads him to uncover forgotten secrets and untold truths about his lineage.

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