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    Lord of the Sea Castle
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    Lord of the Sea Castle
    Audiobook16 hours

    Lord of the Sea Castle

    Written by Edward Ruadh Butler

    Narrated by Steven Crossley

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    About this audiobook

    It is 1170 - a tumultuous time for the people of Wales, England and Ireland, and Raymond de Carew is in love, but the woman he desires is an earl's daughter and so far above his station that he has no hope of ever winning her. However, Raymond's lord has a mission for him: one that, if it succeeds, will put an Irish king back on his throne and prove Raymond worthy-for in Norman society, a man can rise as high as his skill with a sword can take him. With only a hundred men at his side, Raymond must cross the ocean to Ireland ahead of his mercenary lord's invasion. There he will face the full might of the Viking city of Waterford, where either his deeds will become legend or he'll be trampled into dust.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media Audio
    Release dateAug 29, 2017
    ISBN9781520078731
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    Lord of the Sea Castle
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    Edward Ruadh Butler

    Born in Northern Ireland, Edward Ruadh Butler studied Biomedical Sciences in Ireland and business in the US before working in newsrooms, bars, and laboratories, as a security guard, musician, and a lifeguard. Butler began by writing about Ireland in the 12th century during his lunch hour, and a year later he had completed the first draft of his debut novel, Swordland. He is currently writing a sequel to Swordland set in 1170.

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