Forced into exile after a dispute with the ruling elite, he has returned, intent on waging war against those now in command.
Many of those who fought for Parliament have fallen foul of the oppressive rule of the Major-Generals.One such man is Major Samson Lyle: Roundhead, outlaw, fugitive. The sovereign is dead, his supporters beaten, humiliated and scattered.But it is not just former Cavaliers who find themselves hounded by the new regime. An island in the iron grip of Oliver Cromwell’s Protectorate.The forces of King Charles have been utterly defeated. You can find out more about Michael Arnold, Captain Stryker and The Civil War Chronicles by visiting John Murray, Michael Arnold’s website Author Web Site, his facebook fanpage at Author Facebook Page, or by following Mike on Twitter Follow author on TwitterĮngland: 1655.A nation reeling from the turmoil of bloody civil war. Michael is the first historical series novelist of our time to have used the English Civil Wars as his backdrop, and, in his exclusive new sequence of Highwayman novellas, turns his attention to the period when England was a republic. He is also the author of the short story Stryker and the Angels of Death. Michael is the bestselling author of Traitor’s Blood and Assassin’s Reign. He became a Sharpe junkie at the age of 13, and his particular fascination with the seventeenth century was piqued partly by the fact that his hometown Petersfield is steeped in the history of the period. Michael Arnold’s interest in British history is lifelong, and childhood holidays were spent visiting castles and battlefields.
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