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The Golden Angel

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 Bringing a fresh perspective on history by combining it with myth and superstition, this duology tells the story of a young man’s fantastical adventures before and during The Great War. 


1918, Belgium. We find Tom, now a young Army officer, immersed in the Great War. Remaining always unharmed, he is regarded as bad luck by his fellow soldiers, shunned by all but his faithful batman, Private Watson. Summoned to the town of Tristennes on motorcycle dispatch-riding duty, Tom is driven off the road by an enemy plane and thrown into an adventure stranger than anything he has known before. Assigned the task of protecting The One, a being whose destiny is tied to a golden angel on Tristennes Church, he must take his place in the greatest drama of all – the quest to end the War, on Earth and beyond.

Genre: Children's fiction, Historical
Format: Paperback
Published: 2018
Pages: 192
Publisher: Troubador Publishing Ltd
ISBN: 9781788037822

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