Breathing With Trees: Book one in the Woodcoombe series

by Mike Lamborn

Overview

Francesca Clarke is newly engaged to Thomas Woodcoombe and she's about to meet his family.

Not your average family; they live on one of the largest and oldest estates in England. They also

Have an ancient relationship with the land, its life and its spirits, including King Arthur.

Straight away, Fran is thrown into the lives, the history and dramas of the Woodcoombes.

She discovers her ability to connect when she is introduced to a thousand-year-old

Ancestor. Who speaks for the trees, their suffering and, perhaps revenge. She starts

A journey learning about spirits and magic, but has many questions. Is she really Merlins

Child? How can blood run through both root and vein?

As Fran finds out, the acts of one man have far reaching consequences in this green and

Pleasant land.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781399941884
Publisher:	Michael Lamborn
Publication date:	11/06/2023
Series:	Woodcombe
Edition description:	Addition ed.
Pages:	504
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 1.01(d)

About the Author

Mike was born in 1960 in Leigh-on-Sea, where he has lived ever since. Married his beloved Sally in 1991, two children Emily and Toby, who he couldn't be prouder of. He feels so lucky to be cocooned in a family full of love and laughter.Belfairs High School followed Chalkwell Hall Juniors. An average academic, but loved sport. A County swimmer, a successful judo competitor, a clumsy basketball player. But rugby was his passion, attending England schools summer training at Bisham Abbey two years running. A member of the Royal Ocean Racing Club sailing many offshore races across the North Sea, English Channel and beyond, including the Fastnet race. Mike took up cycling as he got older making more great friends and visiting various riding locations around the country. Mike started in insurance in 1978 after spectacularly failing his A levels. Enjoying steady career progression, he completed his MBA in 2003. After a successful and fun forty-two years in London, he happily retired in 2020. Unfortunately, six months after retirement, Mike suffered a stroke, leaving him with no movement on his left side. So started his greatest challenge, reteaching his brain and body to do things he'd always taken for granted. Plenty of ambitious goals, including typing one handed to write this book.