An Irishman’s Revenge

Fiction & Literature, Historical
Cover of the book An Irishman’s Revenge by N. Beetham Stark, N. Beetham Stark
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: N. Beetham Stark ISBN: 9781458181411
Publisher: N. Beetham Stark Publication: May 20, 2011
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: N. Beetham Stark
ISBN: 9781458181411
Publisher: N. Beetham Stark
Publication: May 20, 2011
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

Skel follows King Harold to battle at Hastings. When the English lose, Skel is taken prisoner along with several hundred other English youths. Skel is most unusual for his great size and strength and becomes the leader of the English slaves. Over the course of his life, he and his companions suffer many indignities under the rule of the Normans, who were really renegade Norsemen. Skel sees his woman married to a brutal Norman under his own eyes. As the years of pain build up, Skel becomes a master stone mason and is later sent on Crusade to Jerusalem as a squire. Because he can write and speak Latin, he is sent to assist with compiling the Domesday Book. Throughout this book, he plans secretly for revenge. When he finally has his revenge, it is at once awesome and suitably brutal. If you have Scottish, Irish or English blood, your people suffered beside men like Skel.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

Skel follows King Harold to battle at Hastings. When the English lose, Skel is taken prisoner along with several hundred other English youths. Skel is most unusual for his great size and strength and becomes the leader of the English slaves. Over the course of his life, he and his companions suffer many indignities under the rule of the Normans, who were really renegade Norsemen. Skel sees his woman married to a brutal Norman under his own eyes. As the years of pain build up, Skel becomes a master stone mason and is later sent on Crusade to Jerusalem as a squire. Because he can write and speak Latin, he is sent to assist with compiling the Domesday Book. Throughout this book, he plans secretly for revenge. When he finally has his revenge, it is at once awesome and suitably brutal. If you have Scottish, Irish or English blood, your people suffered beside men like Skel.

More books from N. Beetham Stark

Cover of the book So You Want to Build a Little Log Cabin in the Woods? A How To...And How Not To Book by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book The Twins of Torsh by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book Oak Island: The Knights of Oak: The Possible Fate of the Knights Templars After 1307 by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book We Three Kings: King Richard II, King Henry IV and King Henry V by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book Christmas Surprises: A Collection of Christmas Stories for Families by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book Christmas Secrets by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book Brothers 4: King Richard Lion Heart and King John Lackland by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book Mediterranean Madness (book 3 of 9 of the Rundel Series) by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book Captain Rundel I - Trafalgar and Beyond (book 6 of 9 of the Rundel Series) by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book The Wrong Roman: Twin Terrorists in the Roman Army, 122 AD by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book Dueling Misfits by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book Condor: Flying in Drake's Wake by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book The Adventures of Leftenant Rundel (book 4 of 9 of the Rundel Series) by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book Edward’s Right Hand by N. Beetham Stark
Cover of the book Captain Rundel III: Bend on a Sail and Watch Me Fly by N. Beetham Stark
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy