Damian Seeker

Damian Seeker Séries

Embarquez pour un voyage palpitant au cœur des troubles politiques de l'Angleterre du XVIIe siècle. Cette série vous plonge dans un monde d'espions, de complots et de luttes de pouvoir sous le règne d'Oliver Cromwell. Suivez les missions clandestines d'un agent redoutable naviguant dans la dangereuse pègre de Londres. C'est un mélange captivant d'intrigue historique et d'action palpitante.

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Seeker

S. G. MacLean

432pages
16 heures de lecture

4,0(244)Évaluer

London, 1654. Oliver Cromwell is at the height of his power and has declared himself Lord Protector. Yet he has many enemies, at home and abroad

The Black Friar

S. G. MacLean

432pages
16 heures de lecture

4,2(86)Évaluer

Rebellion in the city, and a Royalist spy in his own ranks - Damian Seeker, Captain of Oliver Cromwell's guard, must eradicate both in this twisty, action-packed historical thriller for fans of CJ Sansom, Rory Clements and The Three Musketeers. 'MacLean skilfully weaves together the disparate threads of her plot to create a gripping tale of crime and sedition in an unsettled city' Sunday Times London, 1655, and Cromwell's regime is under threat from all sides. Damian Seeker, Captain of Cromwell's Guard, is all too aware of the danger facing Cromwell. Parliament resents his control of the Army while the Army resents his absolute power. In the east end of London, a group of religious fanatics plots rebellion. In the midst of all this, a stonemason uncovers a perfectly preserved body dressed in the robes of a Dominican friar, bricked up in a wall in the crumbling Black Friars. Ill-informed rumours and speculation abound, but Seeker instantly recognises the dead man. What he must discover is why he met such a hideous end, and what his connection was to the children who have started to disappear from around the city. Unravelling these mysteries is challenging enough, and made still harder by the activities of dissenters at home, Royalist plotters abroad and individuals who are not what they seem...