A Turning Wind

Book 2 in The Chosen Man Trilogy by award-winning historical crime writer J.G. Harlond

An 'amazing story that simply blew me away' - Readers' Favorite 5* review

If you enjoy Wilbur Smith, you'll love this tale.

Ludo da Portovenere, one time corsair, sometime merchant, secret agent of monarchs, servant of none.

From the trading colony of Goa to the royal courts of England and Spain, Ludo da Portovenere completes perilous secret commissions on his own terms and for his own reasons. But as these tasks bring him closer to personal success, Ludo is forced to confront secrets of his own.

While Ludo pursues a delicate mission for the English queen in the Spanish royal court, Alina, Baroness Metherall, faces new challenges, including what it means to be married to one person and love another.

Ultimately, Ludo and Alina must decide who they really are, and to what extent their shared past should influence their future.

"Harlond's brilliantly realized portrait of the sea-trade in 17th century is a gem...Ludo is a great character with wit, intelligence and daring. Exploiting his position as an envoy between Charles I and the Spanish court results in a seafaring novel of danger and double-dealing. Highly recommended." Deborah Swift, author of A Divided Inheritance

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A Turning Wind

Book 2 in The Chosen Man Trilogy by award-winning historical crime writer J.G. Harlond

An 'amazing story that simply blew me away' - Readers' Favorite 5* review

If you enjoy Wilbur Smith, you'll love this tale.

Ludo da Portovenere, one time corsair, sometime merchant, secret agent of monarchs, servant of none.

From the trading colony of Goa to the royal courts of England and Spain, Ludo da Portovenere completes perilous secret commissions on his own terms and for his own reasons. But as these tasks bring him closer to personal success, Ludo is forced to confront secrets of his own.

While Ludo pursues a delicate mission for the English queen in the Spanish royal court, Alina, Baroness Metherall, faces new challenges, including what it means to be married to one person and love another.

Ultimately, Ludo and Alina must decide who they really are, and to what extent their shared past should influence their future.

"Harlond's brilliantly realized portrait of the sea-trade in 17th century is a gem...Ludo is a great character with wit, intelligence and daring. Exploiting his position as an envoy between Charles I and the Spanish court results in a seafaring novel of danger and double-dealing. Highly recommended." Deborah Swift, author of A Divided Inheritance

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A Turning Wind

A Turning Wind

by J G Harlond
A Turning Wind

A Turning Wind

by J G Harlond

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Book 2 in The Chosen Man Trilogy by award-winning historical crime writer J.G. Harlond

An 'amazing story that simply blew me away' - Readers' Favorite 5* review

If you enjoy Wilbur Smith, you'll love this tale.

Ludo da Portovenere, one time corsair, sometime merchant, secret agent of monarchs, servant of none.

From the trading colony of Goa to the royal courts of England and Spain, Ludo da Portovenere completes perilous secret commissions on his own terms and for his own reasons. But as these tasks bring him closer to personal success, Ludo is forced to confront secrets of his own.

While Ludo pursues a delicate mission for the English queen in the Spanish royal court, Alina, Baroness Metherall, faces new challenges, including what it means to be married to one person and love another.

Ultimately, Ludo and Alina must decide who they really are, and to what extent their shared past should influence their future.

"Harlond's brilliantly realized portrait of the sea-trade in 17th century is a gem...Ludo is a great character with wit, intelligence and daring. Exploiting his position as an envoy between Charles I and the Spanish court results in a seafaring novel of danger and double-dealing. Highly recommended." Deborah Swift, author of A Divided Inheritance


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781946409409
Publisher: Penmore Press LLC
Publication date: 04/24/2018
Pages: 456
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 1.02(d)
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