Ebook {Epub PDF} Fortune Made His Sword by Martha Rofheart

Fortune made his sword; a novel. by. Rofheart, Martha. Publication date. Topics. Henry V, King of England, , Agincourt, Battle of, Agincourt, France, Publisher. New York, www.doorway.ru Interaction Count: Editions for Fortune Made His Sword: (Hardcover published in ), (Kindle Edition published in ), (published in ), (Kind.  · Martha Rofheart goes behind the textbook facade of history and tells the story of the real Henry, a man of fierce pride and strong passions, to discover how 'Fortune Made His Sword'. She describes how Henry won and lost the beautiful Morgan ab Owen and how he later found brief happiness in the arms of his young French Queen/5(27).

Fortune Made His Sword, Glendower Country, Lionheart and The Alexandrian continue to remain in print. Two of Rofheart's short stories have been published in Kindle format: "An Evening With Lynn Fontanne", is based Martha's last visit with a very old Lynn Fontanne, and the second story, "The Peppermints", is based upon the author's recollections. In the historical novel, Fortune Made His Sword by Martha Rofheart, Catherine is one of five narrators who tell the story of Henry V. Dedwydd Jones's novel, The Lily and the Dragon () tells the story of Owain Tudor and Catherine of Valois. Martha Rofheart, Fortune Made his Sword. Ralph Maloney, The Nixon Recession Caper. Roger Kahn, The Boys of Summer. John Hersey, The Conspiracy. Michael Crichton, The Terminal Man. Joan Haslip Luce and His Empire.

Fortune Made His Sword is spellbinding reading, and the picture Martha Rofheart paints of the hero-king, Henry V, is totally hypnotic in it's appeal. The book brings Henry magically to life in a multifaceted novel filled with turmoil, violence and romance, and it marks the debut of a major new talent in the arena of historical fiction. Fortune made his sword; a novel. by. Rofheart, Martha. Publication date. Topics. Henry V, King of England, , Agincourt, Battle of, Agincourt, France, Publisher. New York, Putnam. Martha Rofheart goes behind the textbook facade of history and tells the story of the real Henry, a man of fierce pride and strong passions, to discover how 'Fortune Made His Sword'. She describes how Henry won and lost the beautiful Morgan ab Owen and how he later found brief happiness in the arms of his young French Queen.