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Clifford Beal

    Clifford Beals Erzählungen sind von Abenteuer und historischer Genauigkeit durchdrungen, gespeist aus seinem umfassenden Hintergrund als internationaler Journalist. Seine Fiktion, oft angesiedelt im turbulenten 17. Jahrhundert, erforscht das Übernatürliche und Spannende mit einem fesselnden Stil. Beal verleiht seinen Werken einen authentischen Elan für Kampfkünste und historische Details, die den Leser in die Vergangenheit ziehen. Sein Geschichtenerzählen zeugt von seiner Leidenschaft für Geschichte und packende Handlungen.

    Quelch's Gold
    The Witch of Torinia
    The Guns of Ivrea
    Guns of Ivrea
    • Guns of Ivrea

      • 436 Seiten
      • 16 Lesestunden

      Set in a gritty fantasy world, this epic tale combines the naval adventures reminiscent of Patrick O'Brian with the intricate political intrigue found in George R. R. Martin's works. Readers can expect a rich narrative filled with complex characters and intense conflicts, weaving together themes of power, loyalty, and survival amidst a backdrop of high seas and treacherous landscapes. The story promises to captivate fans of both historical fiction and dark fantasy.

      Guns of Ivrea
    • A swashbuckling new sea-faring fantasy series begins! A gritty, thrilling epic that reads like a cross between Patrick O'Brian and George R.R. Martin.

      The Guns of Ivrea
    • Divide... and conquer. Clifford Beal returns to his swashbuckling fantasy realm with another ripping yarn of action, betrayal and heresy...

      The Witch of Torinia
    • Quelch's Gold

      Piracy, Greed, and Betrayal in Colonial New England

      • 272 Seiten
      • 10 Lesestunden
      3,7(9)Abgeben

      Set against the backdrop of May 1704, the story follows Captain John Quelch, whose successful voyage brings him immense wealth but leads to his arrest for piracy and murder. His trial, deemed a significant miscarriage of justice, not only impacted the future of piracy but also reflected the growing discontent with English rule in America. Quelch's fate exemplifies the complex moral landscape of the era, highlighting the blurred lines between pirate and privateer, and the harsh realities faced by those navigating a changing world.

      Quelch's Gold