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Mass Market Paperback
Weight
0 lbs
Product Group
Book
IsTextBook
No
ISBN
0062194097
Book Title
Barbed Crown : an Ethan Gage Adventure
Book Series
Ethan Gage Adventures Ser.
Item Length
7.5 in
Publisher
HarperCollins
Publication Year
2014
Format
Mass Market
Language
English
Item Height
1 in
Author
William Dietrich
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Thrillers / Suspense, General, Action & Adventure, Historical
Item Width
4.2 in
Item Weight
6.6 Oz
Number of Pages
448 Pages

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In The Barbed Crown , the sixth tale of rogue and adventurer Ethan Gage by William Dietrich, our hero returns to Paris and London. Against a background of imperial pomp and the gathering clouds of war, Gage plots revenge on Napoleon Bonaparte for the kidnap of his son. Paris, the "City of Lights," shines - but alongside its splendor is great squalor. Heroic patriotism rubs against mean ambition, while grand strategy and back-alley conspiracy are never far apart. While Ethan spies on the French court, his wife, Astiza, works to sabotage Napoleon's coronation using the Crown of Thorns, a legendary relic said to have come from the Crucifixion itself. But when Napoleon is crowned nonetheless, they flee to England. At Walmer Castle on the English coast, Gage joins a daring campaign by Smith, Fulton, rocket inventor William Congreve and smuggler Tom Johnstone to halt Napoleon's intended invasion of England - a campaign which leads Ethan to take a role in the Battle of Trafalgar itself...

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Publisher
HarperCollins
ISBN-10
0062194097
ISBN-13
9780062194091
eBay Product ID (ePID)
167553953

Product Key Features

Book Title
Barbed Crown : an Ethan Gage Adventure
Author
William Dietrich
Format
Mass Market
Language
English
Topic
Thrillers / Suspense, General, Action & Adventure, Historical
Publication Year
2014
Book Series
Ethan Gage Adventures Ser.
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
448 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
7.5 in
Item Height
1 in
Item Width
4.2 in
Item Weight
6.6 Oz

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Series Volume Number
6
Reviews
"Ethan Gage is not a man to let the grass grow under his feet. A non-stop page-turning adventure of wit, entertaining history, and characters who roll with the punches of fate." -- Diana Gabaldon, author of the Outlander series "Gage's roguish charm is in full bloom, and The Barbed Crown is still a page-turning delight." -- Seattle Times "Utilizing his trademark combination of wit, wile, and homespun American common sense, Ethan successfully integrates himself into the sophisticated intrigue of the Old World." -- Booklist "Rich in historical detail. . . . The battle of Trafalgar is narrated magnificently. There are also plots, twists, and counterplots along with searches for religious relics . . . Historical fiction fans will relish this over-the-top romp as they wallow in the color and the history." -- Library Journal "Brilliantly conceived and crafted from the first word. Dietrich puts great characters in seemingly impossible scenarios on every page. A fun, fast, exhilarating read. I haven't read a historical novel this good since Ken Follet's Pillars of the Earth ." -- Robert Dugoni, author of The Conviction "Dietrich's creation Ethan Gage is no typical action hero. . . . Dietrich has the Gage series down to a formula, blending history with entertaining tall tales and a good deal of irreverence." -- Kirkus Reviews "I am a big fan of William Dietrich's Ethan Gage novels and The Barbed Crown is a great addition to the series. Gage is a rascal and he's in trouble again. . . . An exciting, funny, and educational read." -- Phillip Margolin, author of Capitol Murder "What a blast! The Barbed Crown is as funny as it is smart. . . . It is impossible not to love Ethan Gage. It is impossible not to love this book!" -- Garth Stein, author of The Art of Racing in the Rain "Exuberant . . . . Along the way readers will be treated to Dietrich's fascinating historical detail and Gage's infectious personality, one part humble global servant and two parts self-directed opportunist who simply has to be where the action is." -- Publishers Weekly "Those looking for historical romances for summer reading need look no further. Dietrich manages to turn what is normally a maudlin or mediocre genre into a tight, suspenseful joy ride. Here's to the further adventures of the Gages and to what will surely be a movie hero." -- Examiner.com "If you like your swordplay spiced with a dash of witty repartee, a la The Three Musketeers , then Gage is the hero for you...The battles, plots and counterplots make this a delightful read, and the depiction of Napoleonic Paris is excellent. Recommended." -- Historical Novel Society Review "William Dietrich's prose is so vivid in his description of early nineteenth century naval tactics that the reader may experience a touch of mal de mer. But through the carnage and rolling waves, Dietrich's fans will not stop cheering on the lovable gambler." -- Iron Mountain Daily News "A swashbuckling adventure novel. . . . Description of war on the high seas is rarely better than in this novel." -- San Antonio Express-News "Bill Dietrich offers another gem in The Barbed Crown . . . . Dietrich delivers with style, zest, and cliffhanger endings." -- Bellingham Herald, A swashbuckling adventure novel. . . . Description of war on the high seas is rarely better than in this novel., William Dietrich's prose is so vivid in his description of early nineteenth century naval tactics that the reader may experience a touch of mal de mer. But through the carnage and rolling waves, Dietrich's fans will not stop cheering on the lovable gambler., Rich in historical detail. . . . The battle of Trafalgar is narrated magnificently. There are also plots, twists, and counterplots along with searches for religious relics . . . Historical fiction fans will relish this over-the-top romp as they wallow in the color and the history., Those looking for historical romances for summer reading need look no further. Dietrich manages to turn what is normally a maudlin or mediocre genre into a tight, suspenseful joy ride. Here's to the further adventures of the Gages and to what will surely be a movie hero., In The Barbed Crown, the sixth tale of rogue and adventurer Ethan Gage by William Dietrich, our hero returns to Paris and London. Against a background of imperial pomp and the gathering clouds of war, Gage plots revenge on Napoleon Bonaparte for the kidnap of his son. Paris, the "City of Lights", shines but alongside its splendor is great squalor. Heroic patriotism rubs against mean ambition, while grand strategy and back alley conspiracy are never far apart. While Ethan spies on the French court, his wife, Astiza, works to sabotage Napoleon's coronation using the Crown of Thorns, a legendary relic said to have come from the Crucifixion itself. But when Napoleon is crowned nonetheless, they flee to England. At Walmer Castle on the English coast, Gage joins a daring campaign by Smith, Fulton, rocket inventor William Congreve and smuggler Tom Johnstone to halt Napoleon's intended invasion of England - a campaign which leads Ethan to take a role in the Battle of Trafalgar itself..., If you like your swordplay spiced with a dash of witty repartee, a la The Three Musketeers , then Gage is the hero for you…The battles, plots and counterplots make this a delightful read, and the depiction of Napoleonic Paris is excellent. Recommended., What a blast! The Barbed Crown is as funny as it is smart. . . . It is impossible not to love Ethan Gage. It is impossible not to love this book!, I am a big fan of William Dietrich's Ethan Gage novels and The Barbed Crown is a great addition to the series. Gage is a rascal and he's in trouble again. . . . An exciting, funny, and educational read., Ethan Gage is not a man to let the grass grow under his feet. A non-stop page-turning adventure of wit, entertaining history, and characters who roll with the punches of fate., Brilliantly conceived and crafted from the first word. Dietrich puts great characters in seemingly impossible scenarios on every page. A fun, fast, exhilarating read. I haven't read a historical novel this good since Ken Follet's Pillars of the Earth ., Dietrich's creation Ethan Gage is no typical action hero. . . . Dietrich has the Gage series down to a formula, blending history with entertaining tall tales and a good deal of irreverence., Bill Dietrich offers another gem in The Barbed Crown . . . . Dietrich delivers with style, zest, and cliffhanger endings., In The Barbed Crown, the sixth tale of rogue and adventurer Ethan Gage by William Dietrich, our hero returns to Paris and London. Against a background of imperial pomp and the gathering clouds of war, Gage plots revenge on Napoleon Bonaparte for the kidnap of his son. Paris, the "City of Lights", shines but alongside its splendor is great squalor. Heroic patriotism rubs against mean ambition, while grand strategy and back-alley conspiracy are never far apart. While Ethan spies on the French court, his wife, Astiza, works to sabotage Napoleon's coronation using the Crown of Thorns, a legendary relic said to have come from the Crucifixion itself. But when Napoleon is crowned nonetheless, they flee to England. At Walmer Castle on the English coast, Gage joins a daring campaign by Smith, Fulton, rocket inventor William Congreve and smuggler Tom Johnstone to halt Napoleon's intended invasion of England - a campaign which leads Ethan to take a role in the Battle of Trafalgar itself..., 'A swashbuckling adventure novel. . . . Description of war on the high seas is rarely better than in this novel.'( San Antonio Express-News ), Utilizing his trademark combination of wit, wile, and homespun American common sense, Ethan successfully integrates himself into the sophisticated intrigue of the Old World., Exuberant . . . . Along the way readers will be treated to Dietrich's fascinating historical detail and Gage's infectious personality, one part humble global servant and two parts self-directed opportunist who simply has to be where the action is., In The Barbed Crown, the sixth tale of rogue and adventurer Ethan Gage by William Dietrich, our hero returns to Paris and London. Against a background of imperial pomp and the gathering clouds of war, Gage plots revenge on Napoleon Bonaparte for the kidnap of his son. Paris, the "City of Lights", shines -but alongside its splendor is great squalor. Heroic patriotism rubs against mean ambition, while grand strategy and back-alley conspiracy are never far apart. While Ethan spies on the French court, his wife, Astiza, works to sabotage Napoleon's coronation using the Crown of Thorns, a legendary relic said to have come from the Crucifixion itself. But when Napoleon is crowned nonetheless, they flee to England. At Walmer Castle on the English coast, Gage joins a daring campaign by Smith, Fulton, rocket inventor William Congreve and smuggler Tom Johnstone to halt Napoleon's intended invasion of England - a campaign which leads Ethan to take a role in the Battle of Trafalgar itself...
Copyright Date
2014
Dewey Decimal
813.6
Dewey Edition
23

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