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The Company of Archers #8
The Missing Treasure
Exciting nonstop action set in the feudal times of medieval England following the death of King Richard. William and his English archers return to Constantinople in their galleys after carrying the emperor and his courtiers to safety and gulling them out of their gold. They return to the siege of Constantinople and it becomes a three way battle to get the Orthodox Church's priceless gold and silver religious icons before the emperor's successor or the crusaders can find them and melt them down. William and his lieutenants don't care about the icon's religious value. They know they're priceless and they're willing to kill to get them - so they can be traded to the Pope or the Templars or the Orthodox Church for much more than they would fetch if they are melted down for their gold and silver. The exciting and action-packed saga of the serfs who rose in Medieval England continues.
404 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 16, 2015
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Martin Archer
59 books50 followersMilitary Veteran and a well known author under a different name.
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May 8, 2017
If you like this kind of thing I cannot recommend this author and his books enough. The Archer series is brilliant, a great and compelling read, good characters, complex and compelling storylines and enough twists and turns to keep you guessing. Can't wait for the next one, it can'y come soon enough.
February 7, 2016
Excellent series
I've read all of the archers books in the series I believe and I greatly enjoyed each one. I hope there are more coming out.
I've read all of the archers books in the series I believe and I greatly enjoyed each one. I hope there are more coming out.
February 26, 2016
Not bad,
The plots are beginning to wane, but I've only found one more free one. Can't complain so far they have been worth every penny.
The plots are beginning to wane, but I've only found one more free one. Can't complain so far they have been worth every penny.
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