Bøger af B. G. Cousins

Muscovy 1460. After years of combat, veteran mercenary Connor Rainey heads into the Land of the Rus in search of a peaceful new home. What he finds in anything but peaceful. In the dark world of early Russia, Ivan III is surrounded by enemies, both outside his lands and in his own court. When Rainey saves Ivan from an assassination attempt perpetrated by one of court boyars, he is drawn into the dangerous political world of the Muscovy court. Rewarded with the traitorous boyar's lands, Rainey must deal with the boyar's fiery daughter, Ludmilla, who is unwilling to surrender her birthright to anyone. Spanning 25 years, The Great Celt weaves a story of love, intrigue and power before the formation of Russia as a nation and the transformation of the Grand Prince of Muscovy to Tsar of All the Russias.

"It will always be dark before light. But we must focus on the light, or it may never come." As Robert Rainey disappears into the darkness of the Third Reich, his children, Jeremy and Jillian fear he has become a Nazi. Following their father's words, they both embark on paths to find the light. Jeremy becomes a high-level spy, keeping tabs on the Nazi nuclear program. Jillian takes up nursing in the army and is posted to the Philippines on the eve of the Japanese invasion. As the war grinds on, their lives become ever more precarious. Jeremy discovers the truth behind Nazi nuclear experiments with the Gestapo hot on his tail. Jillian, in a bid to remain free, follows a hereditary sword exactly like her father's into the heart of Japan. Through the many shades of good and evil, the siblings persevere with the help of old friends and ties to the 650-year-old origins of the hereditary sword of the Raineys.