Michael Stolle's Blog - Posts Tagged "richelieu"
every writer's dream come true...
Finally on holidays....
I'm sitting on a balcony, below I can watch the ripples of the endless blue sea. For a touch of perfection, I'm adding into this picture some Arecaceae (vulgo: palm trees), waving their leaves at their leisure in the light breeze .
Life can be so good...
This beautiful setting doesn't stop me from sending one of my protagonists to paradise (or hell?) today.
soon you may know for whom the bell was tolling in the second sequel of
The French Orphan
I'm sitting on a balcony, below I can watch the ripples of the endless blue sea. For a touch of perfection, I'm adding into this picture some Arecaceae (vulgo: palm trees), waving their leaves at their leisure in the light breeze .
Life can be so good...
This beautiful setting doesn't stop me from sending one of my protagonists to paradise (or hell?) today.
soon you may know for whom the bell was tolling in the second sequel of
The French Orphan
Published on August 13, 2013 08:02
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Tags:
17th-century, adventure, historical-fiction, holidays, richelieu, romance
Richelieu revisited
Watching a French / German TV documentary on Richelieu, really fascinating!
Politics was a game of chess in the 17th century, no ethical restrictions were taken into account as the noble target would justify any means...
How come that I have to think about Russia today?
Did the world really move on since then?
Politics was a game of chess in the 17th century, no ethical restrictions were taken into account as the noble target would justify any means...
How come that I have to think about Russia today?
Did the world really move on since then?
Published on July 21, 2014 06:46
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Tags:
historical-novel, mh-17, richelieu, russia, the-french-orphan
The Queen's Maid of Honour
Watch out - this book is soon to appear for free download on kindle!
It's a must for all lovers of romance and adventure - and those who appreciate a zest of humour.
You'll travel back to England in the 17th century, a country torn apart by religious fervour and civil war.
This is my special thank you for all readers who went through the effort of rating my books and giving me valuable feed-back.
As today the mark of 200 ratings was reached by Goodreads members, time to celebrate a little.
The Queen's Maid of Honour
Published on November 19, 2016 07:51
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Tags:
adventure, english-civil-war, france, free-book, history, louis-xiii, richelieu, romance


