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Laurence Beaumont

Esta serie sumerge a los lectores en el turbulento panorama político y las luchas personales de la Inglaterra del siglo XVII. Siga el viaje de un noble que regresa a casa después de años de guerra, desilusionado y buscando escapar, solo para ser arrastrado de nuevo a un peligroso mundo de conspiración y violencia. Navegue por complejas relaciones, espionaje y traición mientras el protagonista lucha por sobrevivir en medio de una creciente agitación civil. Es una apasionante saga de un hombre atrapado entre el deber y sus propios demonios, ambientada en un trasfondo de agitación histórica.

The best of men
The Licence of War

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  1. 1

    The best of men

    • 704 páginas
    • 25 horas de lectura

    1642: Laurence Beaumont has just returned to England after six long years in the European wars. Fleeing home to escape the respnsibilities of his noble birthright, he served as both merenary and spy, and ended up a card sharp in a Dutch brothel. The atrocities he witnessed abroad have utterly destroyed his faith in any cause, and shattered his self-respect. As the clashes between King Charles I and his mutinous parliament escalate towards full civil war, Beaumont is sucked back into violence and intrigue when he discovers coded letters outlining a plot to assassinate the king. Hounded by the conspirators and pressed into service by the Secretary of State's ruthless spymasters, Beaumont finds himself threatened on all sides, in peril of his life if he makes a single slip. The ravishing Isabella Savage, a practised seductress, offers to help him, but he must beware of her charms. And all the while, Beaumont is haunted by a strange prophecy, and the memory of a love betrayed

    The best of men
  2. 2

    The Licence of War

    • 608 páginas
    • 22 horas de lectura

    As power struggles seethe within the Royalist camp and Beaumont's tenuous faith in the King's cause is further eroded, he becomes haunted by nightmares portending two deaths: of the King, and of the Prince of Wales, for whom Beaumont cherishes a strong, protective bond.

    The Licence of War