Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade: Volume Seven

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by Christian Cameron


  Swan took a deep breath, and thought of the sack of the Turkish camp, and the burned bodies in the upper town, and the dead peasants, and Šárka. But the image that came most strongly was of the Greek woman, Maria, in her borrowed brown nun’s habit. And that of Sophia Accaiaoulo di Ferenze, and what she might think of a count, kneeling to ask her hand in marriage.

  He had thought that perhaps he would avoid war. His hands tightened on the sill of the cardinal’s window, and then, slowly, he released them. He also gave thought to the enormous diamond in his purse, once the property of the Sultan. He turned, and bowed.

  ‘Yes, Eminence’ he said. ‘I accept.’

  Read about the further adventures of Tom Swan in:

  Tom Swan and the Last Spartans

  Also by Christian Cameron

  Tom Swan and the Head of St George

  Volume One: Castillon

  Volume Two: Venice

  Volume Three: Constantinople

  Volume Four: Rome

  Volume Five: Rhodes

  Volume Six: Chios

  Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade

  Volume One

  Volume Two

  Volume Three

  Volume Four

  Volume Five

  Volume Six

  Volume Seven

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  Copyright

  An Orion eBook

  First published in Great Britain in 2015 by Orion Books

  This eBook first published in 2015 by Orion Books

  Copyright © Christian Cameron 2015

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  All characters and events in this publication are fictitious and any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

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  ISBN 978 1 4091 6340 4

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