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    Masquerade Gold: Gold Trilogy, #2
    Crusader Gold: Gold Trilogy, #3
    Boomerang Gold: Gold Trilogy, #1
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    Gold Trilogy Series

    By Dion Mayne and Paul Richardson

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    About this series

    A story about the treasures of Alexander the Great

    And lengths men went to, to have them.

    Young Saracen, Yasheed, breaks his oath to the Brothers of Order to save his father and himself from certain death at the gallows from the Crusaders, and sparks an adventure filed with daring, deceit, and opportunity.

    The enigmatic French general, Pierre Favre and his charismatic colonel Bertrand Resolu, lead their former Crusaders on ransacking raids in a rebellion against the King of France.

    With the Brothers of Order aghast at Favre's actions, they send an odd pairing to seek revenge. But it is not only the Order in pursuit of the former Crusaders. King Philip II of France has become suspicious. He wants his wayward crusaders brought to justice, and more importantly, wants any treasures they may have acquired. The King commissions Delano the Butcher of Blois to use whatever means necessary to quell the ambitions of Favre's newly formed Knights of Argos.

    At a time in history when life was ruthless, Crusader Gold tells a story of commitment, passion and resilience. Intertwined with historical events, it is the final book in the "Gold" trilogy.

    Boomerang Gold, Masquerade Gold, Crusader Gold, traverse more than five centuries. The books can be read as published or in chronological order.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDion Mayne
    Release dateJul 8, 2023
    Masquerade Gold: Gold Trilogy, #2
    Crusader Gold: Gold Trilogy, #3
    Boomerang Gold: Gold Trilogy, #1

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      Boomerang Gold: Gold Trilogy, #1
      Boomerang Gold: Gold Trilogy, #1

      Boomerang Gold: Gold Trilogy, #1

      Dion Mayne
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      Captain Calder Velden, a ruthless seafaring servant of the Secret Dutch Allegiance, had been summoned to serve his state in territories unknown. 1586 AD his beloved homelands were under Spanish Rule, there seemed to be no answers on how the resistance could end the tyranny. Backed by incredible wealth, King Phillip II of Spain had established a World Power hell bent on conquering all known territories. The Dutch Allegiance knew the Spanish had discovered an untapped source of wealth in the territories of Nueva Guinea. It was time to send their cut-snake captain to disrupt and cripple the southern supply of gold to the Spanish Treasury. Calder was in command of the new stealth ship, 'The Kharon', specifically made for the mission. Christened after the mythical ferry boat of the underworld, she was to pursue, raid and pillage enemy merchant ships along the trade route south of Bantam and leave no survivors! However the unpredictable cloak and dagger mission itself could not have foreseen the Captain and Crew being entangled in mass murder, hoards of treasure, discovery of new lands and revenge that would span the best part of twenty years. Everyone knows you must be responsible for your actions; but when you mix gold fever, pride, revenge and the open seas then perhaps you may be forgiven for forgetting your responsibilities. In the case of The Kharon and her crew's greed, wealth may just play second fiddle to survival. A tale entwined around historical events!

      Captain Calder Velden, a ruthless seafaring servant of the Secret Dutch Allegiance, had been summoned to serve his state in territories unknown. 1586 AD his beloved homelands were under Spanish Rule, there seemed to be no answers on how the resistance could end the tyranny. Backed by incredible wealth, King Phillip II of Spain had established a World Power hell bent on conquering all known territories. The Dutch Allegiance knew the Spanish had discovered an untapped source of wealth in the territories of Nueva Guinea. It was time to send their cut-snake captain to disrupt and cripple the southern supply of gold to the Spanish Treasury. Calder was in command of the new stealth ship, 'The Kharon', specifically made for the mission. Christened after the mythical ferry boat of the underworld, she was to pursue, raid and pillage enemy merchant ships along the trade route south of Bantam and leave no survivors! However the unpredictable cloak and dagger mission itself could not have foreseen the Captain and Crew being entangled in mass murder, hoards of treasure, discovery of new lands and revenge that would span the best part of twenty years. Everyone knows you must be responsible for your actions; but when you mix gold fever, pride, revenge and the open seas then perhaps you may be forgiven for forgetting your responsibilities. In the case of The Kharon and her crew's greed, wealth may just play second fiddle to survival. A tale entwined around historical events!

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      Masquerade Gold: Gold Trilogy, #2
      Masquerade Gold: Gold Trilogy, #2

      Masquerade Gold: Gold Trilogy, #2

      Dion Mayne
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      In Sixteenth Century Europe, as countries extend their global reach, an Anglo-Dutch Allegiance sets out to undermine and bring down the Spanish Empire   When a wealthy Genoese banker and his vivacious wife employ a new tutor, they are under constant surveillance.   And not without reason, the Head of Spanish Security is suspicious of the newly appointed tutor. It is also no coincidence the banker is enlisted to carry out business for the King of Spain.   Through erotically themed Masquerade Balls the Allegiance's cause is advanced. These risque events provide opportunities for covert action and allow young spies to gather valuable intelligence. With the Genoese banker engrossed in the power of his position, secrets are revealed and treasures are uncovered.   But the Allegiance's cause is not the only one being pursued. In a series of twists and counter moves, Masquerade Gold leads the reader through the evolving struggles of a complex Europe.

      In Sixteenth Century Europe, as countries extend their global reach, an Anglo-Dutch Allegiance sets out to undermine and bring down the Spanish Empire   When a wealthy Genoese banker and his vivacious wife employ a new tutor, they are under constant surveillance.   And not without reason, the Head of Spanish Security is suspicious of the newly appointed tutor. It is also no coincidence the banker is enlisted to carry out business for the King of Spain.   Through erotically themed Masquerade Balls the Allegiance's cause is advanced. These risque events provide opportunities for covert action and allow young spies to gather valuable intelligence. With the Genoese banker engrossed in the power of his position, secrets are revealed and treasures are uncovered.   But the Allegiance's cause is not the only one being pursued. In a series of twists and counter moves, Masquerade Gold leads the reader through the evolving struggles of a complex Europe.

    • 3

      Crusader Gold: Gold Trilogy, #3
      Crusader Gold: Gold Trilogy, #3

      Crusader Gold: Gold Trilogy, #3

      Dion Mayne
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      A story about the treasures of Alexander the Great And lengths men went to, to have them. Young Saracen, Yasheed, breaks his oath to the Brothers of Order to save his father and himself from certain death at the gallows from the Crusaders, and sparks an adventure filed with daring, deceit, and opportunity. The enigmatic French general, Pierre Favre and his charismatic colonel Bertrand Resolu, lead their former Crusaders on ransacking raids in a rebellion against the King of France. With the Brothers of Order aghast at Favre's actions, they send an odd pairing to seek revenge. But it is not only the Order in pursuit of the former Crusaders. King Philip II of France has become suspicious. He wants his wayward crusaders brought to justice, and more importantly, wants any treasures they may have acquired. The King commissions Delano the Butcher of Blois to use whatever means necessary to quell the ambitions of Favre's newly formed Knights of Argos. At a time in history when life was ruthless, Crusader Gold tells a story of commitment, passion and resilience. Intertwined with historical events, it is the final book in the "Gold" trilogy. Boomerang Gold, Masquerade Gold, Crusader Gold, traverse more than five centuries. The books can be read as published or in chronological order.

      A story about the treasures of Alexander the Great And lengths men went to, to have them. Young Saracen, Yasheed, breaks his oath to the Brothers of Order to save his father and himself from certain death at the gallows from the Crusaders, and sparks an adventure filed with daring, deceit, and opportunity. The enigmatic French general, Pierre Favre and his charismatic colonel Bertrand Resolu, lead their former Crusaders on ransacking raids in a rebellion against the King of France. With the Brothers of Order aghast at Favre's actions, they send an odd pairing to seek revenge. But it is not only the Order in pursuit of the former Crusaders. King Philip II of France has become suspicious. He wants his wayward crusaders brought to justice, and more importantly, wants any treasures they may have acquired. The King commissions Delano the Butcher of Blois to use whatever means necessary to quell the ambitions of Favre's newly formed Knights of Argos. At a time in history when life was ruthless, Crusader Gold tells a story of commitment, passion and resilience. Intertwined with historical events, it is the final book in the "Gold" trilogy. Boomerang Gold, Masquerade Gold, Crusader Gold, traverse more than five centuries. The books can be read as published or in chronological order.

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