Into the Unknown: The Medieval Welsh Prince who Discovered America

by Dai Pryce

Cherokee tradition tells of a group of pale skinned explorers who many generations ago crossed a ‘Great Water’ to get to their lands; these people called themselves Welsh and this is their story…

The year is 1171 and Prince Madog and his companions find themselves in a strange new world.
As they travel this new domain they will encounter friendly and not so friendly locals, bewildering beasts, hallucinogenic liquors and mighty cities. They will suffer treachery and tragedies that will test their powers of diplomacy, endurance, belief and fighting spirit.

Can they overcome adversity to triumph and will love conquer all?

243 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 6, 2016

About the author

Born and bred in North Wales; after graduating from The University of Leeds with a Mining Engineering degree, I spent the next seven years living and working (often four km underground) in Southern Africa. During this time, I was fortunate enough to visit some of the most fabulous wild places on the planet; and indulge in another passion - wildlife photography (www.stripephoto.com - shameless plug over)

This was followed by spells living in California and London.

I currently reside in the beautiful state of Colorado, but return to Wales as often as possible to visit family, soak up that indefinable magical atmosphere, and experience the sense of belonging I feel nowhere else – Hiraeth as we say in Welsh.

Proper fish and chips and CAMRA pubs serving real ale are the icing on the bara brith.

Reviews

[Susan Griffiths · Rating 4 out of 5]

The adventure continues

It was easy to follow the now familiar characters. Lots of new exciting events unfolded . Left you hoping that their adventures continued.

[Kathy Brickert · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great series

An amazing story, so realistic makes you wonder if it could have been real! Some heartbreak all through this serirs, but it made it feel more true. Good read!