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Patricia A. Greenburgh
Miraculous and the Silver Man
Miraculous and the Silver Man
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Miraculous the great Roman warrior who fought at Caesar's side, finds himself in a very strange situation . . . Slain by a worthy fighter and with a curse placed upon him by his jealous and cowardly enemy, Maxim, he is forced to roam the streets of Bath as a ghostly apparition. Lonely, and ignorant of the fate of his beloved children. Miraculous is in despair.
Until the year 2008, when he meets the young down-on-his-luck David - the silver man.
Together they turn their fortunes around - two very different men from different times, buy who share a special bond that will last forever,
CUSTOMER REVIEW OF 'MIRACULOUS AND THE SILVER MAN':
For anyone who has either visited the City of Bath or read about its legendary Roman history, with its famous Roman Baths, this is a fascinating and highly entertaining fantasy tale, which draws upon both ancient Roman times and present-day Bath for its settings. Patricia Greenburgh is an excellent story-teller with a vivid imagination. Her characters are very well-drawn and utterly believable, as we follow the trials and tribulations of David, the Silver Man and Miraculous, the ancient Roman warrior, around modern-day Bath and ancient Rome. I would recommend this engaging tale to readers of all ages.
- PETER STEPHENS - January, 2011
Until the year 2008, when he meets the young down-on-his-luck David - the silver man.
Together they turn their fortunes around - two very different men from different times, buy who share a special bond that will last forever,
CUSTOMER REVIEW OF 'MIRACULOUS AND THE SILVER MAN':
For anyone who has either visited the City of Bath or read about its legendary Roman history, with its famous Roman Baths, this is a fascinating and highly entertaining fantasy tale, which draws upon both ancient Roman times and present-day Bath for its settings. Patricia Greenburgh is an excellent story-teller with a vivid imagination. Her characters are very well-drawn and utterly believable, as we follow the trials and tribulations of David, the Silver Man and Miraculous, the ancient Roman warrior, around modern-day Bath and ancient Rome. I would recommend this engaging tale to readers of all ages.
- PETER STEPHENS - January, 2011
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