James Wilde Bücher

1062. Den Angelsachsen erscheint das Ende aller Tage nah. Denn jenseits des grauen Meeres wartet Wilhelm der Bastard nur darauf, den kranken englischen König zu stürzen. Dessen Berater sind zerstritten, und so ruhen Englands Hoffnungen auf Widerstand allein auf einem Mann: Hereward. Für manche ist er der Teufel in Menschengestalt, andere bewundern ihn als erbarmungslosen Krieger. Doch ausgerechnet jetzt haben ihn seine Gegner zum Geächteten erklärt. Um das Land zu retten, das er liebt, zieht Hereward eine blutige Schneise von den Hügeln Nordhumbriens bis zu den Wiesen Flanderns.

England, 1067. Die Schlacht von Hastings wurde verloren, und Harald II., der letzte angelsächsische König, ist tot. Der neue König, Wilhelm der Bastard aus der Normandie, regiert England mit eiserner Hand: Dörfer werden verwüstet, die Bewohner hingerichtet. Doch es gibt einen Mann, der sich dem brutalen Eroberer in den Weg stellt: Hereward. In den Fenlands, dem sumpfigen Waldgebiet im Osten, schwelt Herewards Widerstand. Sein Heer aus Verbannten wächst stetig und erzielt kleine militärische Erfolge. Als der normannische König davon erfährt, entsendet er seine grausamsten Kämpfer, um die Rebellen zu vernichten. Können Hereward und seine Mannen der Übermacht trotzen?

1073 - under the merciless sun of the east, a dark force has risen - a Norman adventurer who could rival the feared King William for bloody ambition.

Bridging the gap between 'Game of Thrones' and Bernard Cornwell comes the third and final chapter in James Wilde's epic adventure of betrayal, battle and bloodshed . . AD 375 - The Dark Age is drawing near . This is the shattering conclusion to James Wilde's rousing reimagining of the myth of King Arthur .

With their hopes of victory dwindling, can the English rebels find the leader who seems to have abandoned them before William the Bastard begins his final, devastating assault that will truly be the end of days...

Sometimes fathers should not be awarded custody of their own children. Especially, when there's an ulterior motive. "Three Shattered Souls" is a memoir of how a father gained custody of his three young children and tricked his new wife into raising them. She outwardly rejected his kids, putting them through cruel mental and physical anguish for years. This is a gripping account of the abuse they were forced to endure under the brutal hands of their stepmother. Sometimes it's better for children to live with their unfit birth mother. Especially, if this book exemplifies the alternative.

Within the city of Constantinople itself, three venal factions will go to any lengths - will, it seems, kill any who might stand in their way - to seize the throne. While in the east, the Turkish hordes are massing - theirs is a lust for slaughter.

The iron fist of William the Bastard has begun to squeeze the life out of England. Under the command of his ruthless deputy, a man they call 'the Butcher', the Norman forces will do whatever it takes to crush the rebels, even if it means razing England to the ground.

Bridging the gap between 'Game of Thrones' and Bernard Cornwell comes the second chapter in James Wilde's epic adventure of betrayal, battle and bloodshed . The army of Rome - once the most effective fighting force in the world - has been broken, its spirit lost and its remaining troops shattered.

Only when the child of a friend is snatched will he venture alone into this treacherous world - a territory ruled over by a barbarian horde - in order to bring the boy back home.