The Wooden Sword

by Robert Bowen

Displaced in time, an American soldier finds himself in eighteenth-century France. Adapting to life two hundred years in the past, Howie slowly remolds the dauphin of France into a bold and respected king. When he falls in love with the beautiful Marie Antoinette, his unseen enemies watch him closely. War, deceit and treason nearly destroy the kingdom as Howie struggles to avoid the sword or the gallows. When his enemies step into the light they are so overwhelming it appears all is lost; but there is still time. There always is when you live on the line between two worlds separated by time.

260 pages, Paperback

First published March 5, 2010

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