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Would you become King of England... If you had to win the crown by conquest? Henry Tudor's victory over King Richard III at Bosworth is only the beginning. Can he end the Wars of the Roses through marriage to the beautiful Princess Elizabeth - and unite the warring houses of Lancaster and York? Treachery, rebels and pretenders threaten Henry's throne. It seems his prayers are answered, then disaster strikes and Henry must ensure the future of the Tudors. The third book in the international best-selling Tudor trilogy is based on actual events of courage, adventure, and belief in the destiny of the Tudor dynasty. If you like the human stories behind medieval history, this is the book for you. > Get it now. Finalist for the Amazon Storyteller Award "A fine end to a superbly researched and well-written trilogy, one I would recommend to anyone with an interest in this period of history." Best-selling author Terry Tyler "Henry was a hazy, cold impression in my mind, but Tony Riches fills him out, gives him intelligence, compassion, human frailty, and a consuming love of country, and I ended the book with great admiration for this man." Author Noelle Granger
Henry is a simple man who loves his wife Anna and his son Aryus. They just want to live a peaceful life but all that changes though when unexpected guests arrive at their doorstep one night. On that night Henry and his wife begin to hear whispers. They grow louder and louder until Henry with his hammer in hand steps outside. Standing in front of Henry is a man with a pale horse. His name is Lucifer. He gives an order for Henry to be taken down and a man with a white bag over his head comes out of nowhere and tries to take Henry out. It's a member of the Ku Klux Klan. Henry tries to fight off the Klan but is eventually overwhelmed and his family is killed. Henry is then chosen to stop the Klan and their leader Apophis from destroying the world and remaking it in his image. Along the way Henry gets some help from a woman know as Harriet. They clash against the Klan, and they even have to fight their own people along the way to accomplish their ultimate goal. But when it is all said and done Henry along with Harriet and those that joined them no matter their skin color come together and show unity and love. And with that power they finally topple Apophis and his army to bring peace to the world.
Henry is a simple man who loves his wife Anna and his son Aryus. They just want to live a peaceful life but all that changes though when unexpected guests arrive at their doorstep one night. On that night Henry and his wife begin to hear whispers. They grow louder and louder until Henry with his hammer in hand steps outside. Standing in front of Henry is a man with a pale horse. His name is Lucifer. He gives an order for Henry to be taken down and a man with a white bag over his head comes out of nowhere and tries to take Henry out. It's a member of the Ku Klux Klan. Henry tries to fight off the Klan but is eventually overwhelmed and his family is killed. Henry is then chosen to stop the Klan and their leader Apophis from destroying the world and remaking it in his image. Along the way Henry gets some help from a woman know as Harriet. They clash against the Klan, and they even have to fight their own people along the way to accomplish their ultimate goal. But when it is all said and done Henry along with Harriet and those that joined them no matter their skin color come together and show unity and love. And with that power they finally topple Apophis and his army to bring peace to the world.
"Everyone who reads Henry becomes a witness."--Jack Mayer, author of Life in a Jar: The Irena Sendler Project and Before the Court of Heaven 2018 IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award - Silver for Biography 2018 Best Published Nonfiction - Arizona Authors Association 2017 Gold for Adult Non-Fiction - The Wishing Shelf Book Awards (UK) This incredible true story is both a witness to the Holocaust through Polish eyes and the story of how Henry Zguda, a Polish Catholic swimmer, survives Nazi concentration camps Auschwitz and Buchenwald by his wits, humor, luck, and friends. At times humorous, always gut-honest, this account fills a huge gap in historical accounts of Poles during World War II. May 30, 1942, Krak w Poland. German SS guards arrest Henry Zguda on a dark narrow street for one reason only: he was Polish at a time Germany swore to destroy all of Poland. Two weeks later he arrives at Auschwitz and is now Prisoner #39551. In March 1943 he is transferred to Buchenwald near Weimar Germany. There he is labeled Prisoner #10948 May 3, 1945, Dachau Germany. Near death, Henry writes home for the first time in three years: "Beloved mother, I am alive." Katrina Shawver met Henry in 2002 when she wrote for the Arizona Republic, and after one meeting offered to write his story. They soon became close friends and friendship remains a theme throughout. Relevant history is woven throughout the account, resulting in a unique perspective of both Jewish and Polish suffering in Nazi-occupied Poland. Henry's story is backed by meticulous research and original documents and photos, many in print for the first time. If you are a discerning adult looking for an intelligent read, this book is for you. "...a top 'must have' acquisition for any collection strong in Holocaust survival accounts."-- D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review "Highly recommended."--James Conroyd Martin, author of The Poland Trilogy and The Boy Who Wanted Wings
"Everyone who reads Henry becomes a witness."--Jack Mayer, author of Life in a Jar: The Irena Sendler Project and Before the Court of Heaven 2018 IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award - Silver for Biography 2018 Best Published Nonfiction - Arizona Authors Association 2017 Gold for Adult Non-Fiction - The Wishing Shelf Book Awards (UK) This incredible true story is both a witness to the Holocaust through Polish eyes and the story of how Henry Zguda, a Polish Catholic swimmer, survives Nazi concentration camps Auschwitz and Buchenwald by his wits, humor, luck, and friends. At times humorous, always gut-honest, this account fills a huge gap in historical accounts of Poles during World War II. May 30, 1942, Krak w Poland. German SS guards arrest Henry Zguda on a dark narrow street for one reason only: he was Polish at a time Germany swore to destroy all of Poland. Two weeks later he arrives at Auschwitz and is now Prisoner #39551. In March 1943 he is transferred to Buchenwald near Weimar Germany. There he is labeled Prisoner #10948 May 3, 1945, Dachau Germany. Near death, Henry writes home for the first time in three years: "Beloved mother, I am alive." Katrina Shawver met Henry in 2002 when she wrote for the Arizona Republic, and after one meeting offered to write his story. They soon became close friends and friendship remains a theme throughout. Relevant history is woven throughout the account, resulting in a unique perspective of both Jewish and Polish suffering in Nazi-occupied Poland. Henry's story is backed by meticulous research and original documents and photos, many in print for the first time. If you are a discerning adult looking for an intelligent read, this book is for you. "...a top 'must have' acquisition for any collection strong in Holocaust survival accounts."-- D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review "Highly recommended."--James Conroyd Martin, author of The Poland Trilogy and The Boy Who Wanted Wings
He likes her. She hates him. The puppy loves them both.Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy and Miss Elizabeth Bennet get off to a rocky start. Can three-month-old Scottish sheepdog, Henry, herd two stubborn individuals together long enough to realize they are the perfect partners for a lifetime?Join in the frustration and fun when Mr. Darcy is forced to retrieve his errant puppy daily as Henry scampers from Netherfield Park to Elizabeth's home of Longbourn. Told from her point of view, when she repeatedly spies haughty Mr. Darcy humbly showing affection to the puppy, Elizabeth is forced to acknowledge that first impressions might not always be accurate. Danger lurks, causing them to work together until Henry is safe. Is Mr. Darcy's bark worse than his bite? Will Elizabeth remain as stubborn as a dog with a bone? This 20,000-word novella is a blend of cranky personalities, blooming affection, and wagging puppy tails. Enjoy this Regency variation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice-where it truly is a dog's life.
Henry is a book about a boy whose father was a secretary to the secretary of an ambassador to China. His family are killed by a dissident that blows herself up. He grows up working undercover and is removed from his position from killing a man that killed women and children and shoots one of his team in his back and kills him in front of his men. He finds that moving to another part of the country isn't any different than from what he was involved in. He uses backwoods justice to satisfy his problems. A tornado touches down in a town and he does what he's never done before and offers help. He's writer that uses the truth along with fantasy to write his books.
Henry is a book about a boy whose father was a secretary to the secretary of an ambassador to China. His family are killed by a dissident that blows herself up. He grows up working undercover and is removed from his position from killing a man that killed women and children and shoots one of his team in his back and kills him in front of his men. He finds that moving to another part of the country isn't any different than from what he was involved in. He uses backwoods justice to satisfy his problems. A tornado touches down in a town and he does what he's never done before and offers help. He's writer that uses the truth along with fantasy to write his books.
Henry the magpie thinks he's the toughest bird ever. In fact, he's a bit of a bully. Will he face his fears for friendship and save Maggie from the plastic bag?Written by debut author John Brookes and illustrated by Natalie Stead.
Henry ist Alkoholiker Vorbelastet durch seine Eltern, hat er 30 Jahre Alkohol getrunken. Durch seinen stressigen Beruf als Seehafenspediteur, der viel Kontakt mit Kunden, Reedereien und der Hafenwirtschaft hatte, wurde eher schleichend Alkoholiker, bis er feststellen musste, es geht nicht mehr ohne. Es begann sein Kampf gegen die Alkoholsucht. Erst folgte der Besuch von mehreren Sucht-Kliniken und es folgten genauso viele R ckschl ge. Doch eines Tages machte es 'klick'. Heute ist Henry seit 7 Jahren trockener Alkoholiker, der jeden Tag darum k mpfen muss, um es zu bleiben. Henry ist stolz darauf es geschafft zu haben. Wichtig ist es sich einzugestehen, dass man Alkoholiker ist. Bitte folgen Sie ihm in dem Bestreben es auch zu werden, wenn Sie Probleme haben. Machen Sie es f r sich selbst. Sie werden sehen, der Sieg gibt Ihnen Kraft f r alle Probleme im Leben.
Henry ist Alkoholiker Vorbelastet durch seine Eltern, hat er 30 Jahre Alkohol getrunken. Durch seinen stressigen Beruf als Seehafenspediteur, der viel Kontakt mit Kunden, Reedereien und der Hafenwirtschaft hatte, wurde eher schleichend Alkoholiker, bis er feststellen musste, es geht nicht mehr ohne. Es begann sein Kampf gegen die Alkoholsucht. Erst folgte der Besuch von mehreren Sucht-Kliniken und es folgten genauso viele R ckschl ge. Doch eines Tages machte es 'klick'. Heute ist Henry seit 7 Jahren trockener Alkoholiker, der jeden Tag darum k mpfen muss, um es zu bleiben. Henry ist stolz darauf es geschafft zu haben. Wichtig ist es sich einzugestehen, dass man Alkoholiker ist. Bitte folgen Sie ihm in dem Bestreben es auch zu werden, wenn Sie Probleme haben. Machen Sie es f r sich selbst. Sie werden sehen, der Sieg gibt Ihnen Kraft f r alle Probleme im Leben.
