Wolf The Explorer in Old Belgium by Leen Lefebre

At the beginning of the New Era, after the Great Disaster, the youngest survivor Wolf is chosen by the Village Council to go explore the Unknown. After all, food supplies are dwindling each day and time is running out. In “Wolf in Old Belgium” the Chosen One gets a chance to start a quest for food with his Air Rover. But first he must travel eastward to find an atlas, which can show him the World.

BOOK SERIES “YOUNG EAGLE”
WOLF, THE EXPLORER – SHORT MISSIONS in a NEW WORLD

After the end of the Old Times, Wolf is on a voyage of discovery in a New World. Feel free to join him on one of his short missions:
#0.5/ Karabas in Old Turkey (Prequel)
#1/ Wolf in Old Belgium (Prologue)
#2/ Wolf in New Morocco
#3/ Wolf in the New Dominican Republic
#4/ Wolf in New France
#5/ Wolf in New Madeira
#6/ Wolf in the New Azores
#7/ Wolf in the New Netherlands
#8/ Wolf in the New United Kingdom
#9/ Wolf in New Rhodos
#10/ Wolf in the New Land of the Sami
#11/ Wolf in NewTurkey
#12/ Mr. Eagle in New Belgium (Epilogue)
#12.5/ Hold on Tight! (Song of Hope)

 

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Vengeance of a Slave by V.M. Sang

Adelbhert and Avelina, his sister, are forced to watch as the Roman soldiers crucify their father and other men from their village. They are only small children, but the Romans take them from their family and sell them as slaves. They are bought by a rich merchant who takes them to the distant island of Brittania where they are treated as pets. Adelbehrt has developed a hatred of the Romans because of his experiences and lives to gain his revenge, and to fulfill the promise he made to his little sister that they would escape one day. Will Adelbehrt be able to escape? How can one man take on the might of the Roman Empire? Can Adelbhert rid himself of the hatred that is eating away at his soul?

 

 

 

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Give us an adventure!

“If happiness is the goal, and it should be, then adventure should be a top priority.” – Sir Richard Branson

Are you up for adventure stories? I hope so! Please check out this link for great adventure books on Goodreads.com:

https://www.goodreads.com/topic/group_folder/102513?group_id=26989

Best,

Vincent Lowry