The Golden Jewel of King William III and Queen Mary II
by Chris Bulteel
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Pub Date 28 Apr 2025 | Archive Date 21 Nov 2025
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Description
Benedict Miller is a humble Poole fisherman in love with his sweetheart, Alice, the daughter of a street preacher. But Benedict is seized by the Naval pressgang and taken to fight in sea battles against the French. He tries to escape but is recaptured. He will spend 3 years away from his sweetheart who is distraught by his absence and flees to Wimborne Minster to live amongst the Romany Gypsies and escape from her overbearing father.
While at sea Benedict shows great courage and is promoted to the ranks. However, his concern for his love and his disabled parents, cause him to flee and seek a way back home. After being captured once more he finds himself involved in yet another naval battle and nearly loses his life. Close to death he is rescued and nursed back to health.
But will he be able to return to his home shores and be re-united with Alice?
And if he can return, there is also one further great surprise awaiting him there.
A Note From the Publisher
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781836289548 |
| PRICE | £4.99 (GBP) |
| PAGES | 248 |
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Featured Reviews
This is a great story that makes me wanting to read more by Chris Bulteel. It is a new genre for me. I highly recommend reading it.
What a great book and a very interesting story. Benedict and Alice are interesting people with a story to tell. A book that will have you wanting the best and a good outcome for Benedict but will that happen? This is a great book and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I must check out any other books that may have been written by this author as the writing is well done and worth reading.
Thank you NetGalley and Troubador for giving me the opportunity to read and review this book.