This author delved into historical fiction set in the tumultuous period between 600 and 1100 AD. His works draw inspiration from early English/Saxon chronicles, Norse sagas, and archaeological discoveries. With a keen interest in pre-Norman Conquest England, he crafted compelling narratives that bring Viking raids and the last Saxon struggles to life. Through his prolific output, he offers readers a vivid glimpse into a dramatic past.
Experience medieval England through the eyes of a knight who becomes a comrade to a king. Action, adventure, and historical accuracy are seamlessly woven together in this exciting tale.
In the early days of Anglo-Saxon England, the kingdom of Wessex was a place of great turmoil and upheaval. In this gripping novel, Charles Watts Whistler takes readers on a journey through this dangerous and fascinating world, following the adventures of a young prince named Beric as he struggles to defend his people and his faith against the forces of darkness. Filled with action, romance, and rich historical detail, "A Prince of Cornwall" is a must-read for anyone who loves epic tales of adventure and heroism.
Divine Quotes was inspired through much meditation upon the word of God and the everyday events of life. In essence, it is a book about the observance of everyday life. The reader will be able to identify with each quote and discover a wealth of both wisdom and knowledge.
A Story Of Glastonbury And The West In The Days Of Ina Of Wessex (1904)
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