Graeme Davis
Graeme Davis was born near London's Heathrow Airport in 1958 and studied archaeology at the University of Durham.He is the co-author of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, and has written over 50 titles for tabletop roleplaying games. His short stories have appeared in two anthologies by Stone Skin...
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Graeme Davis was born near London's Heathrow Airport in 1958 and studied archaeology at the University of Durham.He is the co-author of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, and has written over 50 titles for tabletop roleplaying games. His short stories have appeared in two anthologies by Stone Skin Press, and he has written historical nonfiction for multiple publishers.Visit his:Blog at http://graemedavis.wordpress.com/Facebook author page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Graeme-Davis/276379857250LinkedIn profile at http://www.linkedin.com/in/graemedavis/Twitter at @GraemeJDavis
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'Blood and Honor' is a nice finish to the 'War-Torn' quartet - which, if you're wise, will turn into a trilogy by ignoring 'The Crimson Talisman'. Kaz, after losing a hand in a skirmish, is discharged from the Company of the Skull in time to pursue rumors suspicious circumstances surrounding his b...
Disclaimer: ARC via Netgalley This is a companion to a similar guide for zombies. It is more of alternate history book, a what if werewolves were alive and used during warfare. The unwary might not pick up on the fictional aspect of the book. But within this what if is quite a bit about werew...
Thor: The Viking God of Thunder is an excellent read for all mythology lovers. It is also an easy to understand resource for Norse Mythology.Whether you are a lover of mythology or in need of a reference book, Thor: The Viking God of Thunder, is a great book. Not only does it cover all things Thor...
The second book in Osprey's Adventure series, told in the format of an academic being given the notes of a Templar researcher who died in mysterious circumstances.Covering similar ground to "Holy Blood and the Holy Grail", and "Da Vinci Code", it looks at origins of the Knights Templar, and how they...
The second book in Osprey's Adventure series, told in the format of an academic being given the notes of a Templar researcher who died in mysterious circumstances.Covering similar ground to "Holy Blood and the Holy Grail", and "Da Vinci Code", it looks at origins of the Knights Templar, and how they...
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