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    Storm: Bronze Age Warrior

    By Michael O'Gara

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    Storm does not become a warrior by choice but necessity. He is conscripted into the great chief’s army and goes to fight the invaders. He does it so well he is commanded to become an elite full-time warrior, though he would rather be something else. As a result ,he is given a dangerous high promotion. His father has warned Storm about court politics and sure enough, Storm is caught up in them, though he does what he can to avoid them.

    Storm is sent on a mission that is dangerous. The great-chief risks nothing, yet stands to gain if Storm is successful. Out of mutual passion, Storm partners with a widow whose wealth the great-chief has stolen. With nothing but a plan and a small trusted band of unemployed soldiers and oath men, Storm and his new wife set out to make a new home and survive in a hostile land.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael O'Gara
    Release dateMay 29, 2018
    ISBN9780463305881
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    Michael O'Gara

    -story-telling multi-genre author selling internationally -MFA, MBA -author of 40+ novels -husband, father, grandfather, disciple -Content and joyful (mostly). Giving life my best shot. -Very happily married for decades.

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      The writing style is different from most historical fiction, but tells a good story. The protagonist is believable, and I say that as one who spent many years among warriors myself. I like storm, and the way he treats his men . I'm glad I stumbled across this series. I was actually looking for a specific title about the end of the bronze age, and found this book by chance. Glad I did.