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The Silver Skull (Swords of Albion Book 1) by Mark Chadbourn [Chadbourn, Mark] is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is The Silver Skull (Swords of Albion Book 1) about?
A devilish plot to assassinate the queen, a cold war enemy hell-bent on destroying the nation, incredible gadgets, a race against time around the world to stop the ultimate doomsday device... and Elizabethan England's greatest spy! Meet Will Swyfte—adventurer, swordsman, rake, swashbuckler, wit, scholar and the greatest of Walsingham's new band of spies. His exploits against the forces of Philip of Spain have made him a national hero, lauded from Carlisle to Kent. Yet his associates can barely disguise their incredulity—what is the point of a spy whose face and name is known across Europe? But Swyfte's public image is a carefully-crafted façade to give the people of England something to believe in, and to allow them to sleep peacefully at night. It deflects attention from his real work—and the true reason why Walsingham's spy network was established. A Cold War seethes, and England remains under a state of threat. The forces of Faerie have preyed on humanity for millennia. Responsible for our myths and legends, of gods and fairies, dragons, griffins, devils, imps and every other supernatural menace that has haunted our dreams, this power in the darkness has seen humans as plaything
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Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- Mark Chadbourn [Chadbourn, Mark]
- Publisher
- Pyr
- Published
- 2009
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781591027836
- Category
- work of fiction
- Subjects
- Fiction, Literary Fiction, Science Fiction
- Rating
- 3.47 / 5 (400 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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