John Broughton schreibt historische Romane, die im faszinierenden angelsächsischen Zeitalter angesiedelt sind. Seine Erzählungen entführen die Leser ins südliche England des 7. Jahrhunderts und schöpfen aus seiner tiefen Faszination für diese Epoche. Broughtons Werk zeichnet sich durch historische Authentizität und fesselnde Erzählkunst aus und erweckt eine entscheidende Zeit der Geschichte zum Leben.
Set in a brutal and chaotic Saxon era, the narrative explores a time characterized by violence and survival. The story delves into the harsh realities of life during these tumultuous times, where individuals must navigate a landscape defined by conflict and the struggle for power. Through vivid depictions, it captures the essence of a world where danger lurks at every corner, emphasizing the primal instincts that drive humanity in such a relentless environment.
Helps learn how to contribute to Wikipedia, the user-generated online reference for the 21st century. This title gives you practical advice on creating articles and collaborating with fellow editors, improving existing articles, and working with the Wikipedia community to review new articles, mediate disputes, and maintain the site.
In his darkest hour, hiding in the depths of the Somerset marshes in 878 AD, King Alfred devises a scheme to save his kingdom from the Vikings threatening to overwhelm the country. His spectacular success, beginning with the triumphant battle of Ethandun, involves creating a sense of nation among his subjects. To help with this, Alfred gathers a small band of brilliant foreign scholars in his court, chief among them John the Old Saxon. Follow this epic tale set in medieval England and see how King Alfred laid the foundations for a united country, and the tenth-century Anglo-Saxon Renaissance.
Psychologia is a two-part treatise on the nature of the rational soul. Written by John Broughton, this book provides a detailed account of the traditional view of the soul, as an immaterial and immortal substance united to the human body. With extensive citations and supporting arguments, this book is an essential read for philosophers, theologians, and scholars of the history of ideas.
Virtually Criminal is a story of life in Detroit, Michigan, in the year 2053. A game is invented that lets you fight any living person at any time in history, any place in the world. This game and changes to the constitution have all but eliminated crime in the streets. It's a new society, a new day, but some things never change--like corruption in high places, greed, and organized crime. When Jasmine's best friend is imperiled by crooked cops, a crooked judge, and a prosecutor, she has to enlist her allies in the game to save her friend from harm. It takes all of her skill, cunning, and a little help from her friends to take the fight to the enemy. It's on! It's for keeps!
An ancient book of fairy lore serves as a bridge between the human world and the realm of fairies, particularly during moments when the veil between the two is thinnest. This unique connection invites exploration of magical encounters and the consequences of crossing into another realm, blending fantasy with the allure of ancient myths. The narrative promises to delve into the mysteries and wonders that arise from this interaction, highlighting themes of curiosity and the unknown.
This collection features the first three novels of John Broughton's historical series, offering readers a captivating journey through time. Each book intertwines rich historical detail with compelling characters, immersing readers in the eras depicted. The narratives explore themes of adventure, conflict, and personal growth, making it an engaging read for fans of historical fiction. With all three novels compiled in one volume, it provides an excellent opportunity for readers to experience the depth and breadth of Broughton's storytelling.
Set in 878 AD, the story follows King Alfred as he confronts the dire threat of Viking invasion while hiding in the Somerset marshes. In this moment of despair, he crafts a cunning plan to protect his kingdom, showcasing his resilience and strategic mind. The narrative delves into themes of leadership, survival, and the struggle against overwhelming odds, highlighting Alfred's determination to reclaim his land and secure a future for his people.
Set in AD 726, the story follows King Ine of Wessex as he embarks on a pilgrimage to Rome, seeking peace amid rebellion and turmoil in his kingdom. His unexpected decision to abdicate in favor of a younger successor ignites a power struggle among rival factions, setting the stage for conflict and intrigue as various contenders vie for the throne.
This collection features three captivating medieval historical novels by John Broughton, all compiled into a single volume. Readers can expect rich storytelling, immersive historical settings, and complex characters that bring the medieval era to life. Each novel explores unique themes and events, offering a diverse perspective on the time period while showcasing Broughton's skill in weaving intricate narratives. Perfect for fans of historical fiction, this anthology promises to engage and transport readers to a bygone age.