Thiago: Hidalgo of the New World - E-book - ePub

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 Anas Hamshari et  Caroline Snodgress - Thiago: Hidalgo of the New World.
Thiago Rodrigo Sebastian Ortega is a proud member of the Ortega family, which can trace its lineage back to the days of Charlemagne. With roots in Spain... Lire la suite
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Résumé

Thiago Rodrigo Sebastian Ortega is a proud member of the Ortega family, which can trace its lineage back to the days of Charlemagne. With roots in Spain and a childhood spent in the Spanish colony of Cartagena de Indias, he has always wanted to see more of the world. More importantly, he has always wanted to see the "Old World." However, when Thiago wakes in a cell somewhere off the Mediterranean coast where no one speaks his language, he realizes that he might have gotten more than he had bargained for.
From beholding the horrors of slavery to being worked to the bone in the lower deck of a galley, Thiago struggles to keep up his hope for a brighter future. Eventually, he finds himself in the home of his new so-called master-a man named Nimir. Here, life is easier for Thiago, but what does Nimir exactly want from him? How can he achieve greatness without true freedom? Thiago will soon find himself at sea once more, where he belongs, but there is trouble to be found aboard each ship as well as adventure.
New and familiar faces pull him in different directions, and Thiago must ask himself who he sides with, and what he believes in. As he recalls life before imprisonment throughout the narrative, Thiago will investigate whether or not he still identifies with his old self, and will discover just how much a new culture can challenge old beliefs.

Caractéristiques

  • Date de parution
    04/06/2021
  • Editeur
  • ISBN
    8201149420
  • EAN
    9798201149420
  • Format
    ePub
  • Caractéristiques du format ePub
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Renowned as a master storyteller, Anas Hamshari's compelling narratives are imbued with an unparalleled passion for history that shines with undeniable brilliance. Spanning an impressive 27 years, his illustrious career has flourished into a remarkable writing journey. With a remarkable collection of over 26 books already crafted, his creative fervor continues unabated as he works toward completing 8 more historical works.
An eloquent scribe, Anas Hamshari has showcased his literary prowess by successfully completing over 55 ghostwritten historical novel projects since 2018. In addition to his writing accomplishments, he has also ventured into the world of leather bookbinding and marbling, aspiring to blend these newfound crafts with his enduring love for crafting books and upholding traditional values. Caroline Snodgress is an author and ghostwriter of historical fiction novels.
As an Echols scholar and English major at the University of Virginia, she enjoys taking fiction writing classes and learning about the history of literature. When not at school, she lives with her family just outside of Richmond, reading eighteenth- and nineteenth- century novels and watching plenty of period dramas in her spare time. Find her on Instagram @cmsnodgress

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