
Sow the Wind
by Chris Burgess
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Pub Date May 28 2024 | Archive Date Jun 26 2024
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Description
It is 1637, and religious conflict ebbs and flows across Europe. After decades of peace in England, young men become mercenaries to fight for principle, wealth or adventure. Richard Farrell enlists in the Low Countries, looking for a purpose to his life, and finds love, a career and a series of moral dilemmas. Sir William Brereton, prominent Puritan, and rising star in England’s Parliament, struggles to find God’s task for him in the growing political conflict with the King. Both men have their worlds turned upside down by encounters with the fey and mysterious Marleigh Hume, a woman pursuing a singular goal, to understand the very nature of life itself.
At its heart, the At the Edge of Promises series is about purpose and passion – how religion, love, and politics drive the stories of people through the dramatic upheavals of the Civil War. In Sow the Wind, decisions and actions set wheels of fate in motion - wheels of tragedy, vengeance and redemption - with the interwoven stories coming to surprising and dramatic conclusions in the second book in the series, Reap the Whirlwind.
A Note From the Publisher2>
Chris Burgess was born in Macclesfield and worked for many years in sustainability, advising companies on how to reduce their impacts on the environment, before retiring to live in England’s Lake District with his wife, Sarah. Here, he continues his passion for landscape photography and walking the fells with family and friends.
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781805149095 |
PRICE | £4.99 (GBP) |
PAGES | 248 |