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The Outlaw of Torn

edgar rice burroughs

Verlag: Interactive Media

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The Outlaw of Torn by Edgar Rice Burroughs is a historical adventure set in 13th-century England during the Barons' War. Norman of Torn, a mysterious and feared outlaw, terrorizes the countryside, believed to be the son of a traitorous English noble. In truth, he is Henry de Montfort, raised in secret revenge after being stolen at birth. As he battles knights and uncovers his origins, he falls in love with Princess Eleanor, sister of King Henry III, deepening the conflict between duty and identity. Filled with sword fights, betrayal, and royal intrigue, the novel blends romance and action in a tale of honor, vengeance, and destiny. A gripping medieval epic from the master of adventure fiction.
Verfügbar seit: 12.05.2022.
Drucklänge: 198 Seiten.

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