Ann Chamberlin Bücher

Frankreich im Jahr 1415: Der Tuchhändlersohn Yann le Drapier erlebt auf Handelsreisen mit seinem Vater, wie das Land im Hundertjährigen Krieg in Stücke gerissen wird. Doch durch Visionen kennt er seine wahre Berufung: Er soll Merlin von Frankreich werden, um eine wichtige Rolle bei der Rettung des Landes zu spielen. Am Heiligtum von St. Gilles warten die von seinem Meister vergrabenen Amtsinsignien auf ihn. Als er endlich dort eintrifft, begegnet er einer geheimnisvollen, jungen Frau ...§§Der dritte Band des magischen Epos aus dem Mittelalter.

Jeanne ist anders als alle jungen Mädchen in dem kleinen Dorf Domremy. Sogar einer Hexenprobe wird sie unterzogen, aus der Pere Michel sie gerade noch retten kann. Die Stimmen, die Jeanne immer öfter hört, das Eindringen der Burgunder in die bis dahin friedliche Lorraine und Pere Michels weise Belehrungen können sie schließlich davon überzeugen, ihr Schicksal anzunehmen. Ganz allein wandert sie zur nächst gelegenen Festung - um dort zu hören, dass viele nur auf sie gewartet haben, um unter ihrer Führung in den Krieg zu ziehen ...

Der prophetisch begabte Yann Le Drapier und der Adelige Gilles de Rais wachsen in Frankreich zu Beginn des 15. Jahrhunderts als Freunde auf. Ein Eremit macht sie heimlich mit der Druidenreligion vertraut. Als die Engländer den Bürgerkrieg nutzen, um Teile von Frankreich zu erobern, prophezeit Yann die Rettung des geschundenen Landes durch eine Jungfrau, der er selbst den Weg bereiten wird - Johanna von Orleans ...§

Set in a world of conflict and ancient prophecies, the narrative follows a young warrior destined to wield a legendary weapon that could change the fate of his people. As he embarks on a perilous journey, he faces formidable foes and uncovers dark secrets that challenge his beliefs and loyalty. Themes of faith, sacrifice, and the struggle between good and evil are woven throughout the tale, culminating in a gripping climax that tests the hero's resolve and the power of the sword itself.

Set in a fantastical realm, this tale weaves together themes of bravery and sacrifice as a young hero embarks on a quest to restore peace to a war-torn land. Along the journey, he encounters mystical creatures and faces formidable challenges that test his resolve. The narrative explores the deep connections between characters and the significance of their choices, ultimately highlighting the power of hope and friendship in overcoming darkness. Richly imagined, the story invites readers into a vibrant world filled with adventure and moral dilemmas.

The narrative unfolds further in the epic saga of the Choosers of the Slain, delving deeper into the complexities of fate, honor, and the consequences of choice. Characters grapple with their destinies in a richly woven tapestry of conflict and camaraderie, exploring themes of loyalty and sacrifice amidst a backdrop of mythic battles. As the story progresses, new alliances and rivalries emerge, challenging the protagonists to confront their pasts and reshape their futures.

Tamar, a young woman in King David's harem, realizes the King plans to use her as a pawn and force her to marry a man she hates, but struggles to overcome her destiny in a hostile world. Reprint.

In the 16th Century, a 14-year-old Christian noblewoman from the City of Venice is captured by Turkish pirates and sold into slavery. With time she becomes a concubine in the sultan's harem and begins her rise to power. By the author of Tamar

The family had been wanting a new cat since Katie had died when she was nearly nineteen years old. Mum didn t want to replace her straight away, but always had stories to tell about what she used to get up to. The children often asked when can we get a cat? However, it was just one excuse after another: when the new baby gets a little older ; when Faith (the baby) goes to school ; when we ve been to Kenya ; when we ve moved house . Well they moved house and Mum tried to say to wait until all the work was done in the house, but the children were having none of that.

Set against the backdrop of archaeology and personal history, the narrative intertwines the lives of Orit Nussbaum, a young Israeli archaeologist, and Hammama Madmoni, a Yemeni Jewish immigrant. As Orit grapples with her responsibilities to a Holocaust-survivor mother and the patriarchal constraints of her field, she also experiences visions of ancient lives that resonate with her own struggles. The story explores themes of identity, loss, and the impact of historical trauma on contemporary lives, all while Orit navigates her academic journey and personal revelations.