Napoleon I General & Bona Fide Emperor: Royal Ferries Wheel Book whispers from the wheel of thrones (Royal Ferries Wheel Books whispers from the wheel of thrones 1)

Napoleon I General & Bona Fide Emperor is a sequel book of the Royal Ferries Wheel Books. This version of “whispers from the royal wheel of thrones” is particularly suited to Teenagers and Young Adults. The book series is set in the backyard of Braid Burn Castle, a kingdom building hidden on the banks of Braid Burn River, within reach of urban Edinburgh. The book features a Royal Wheel of Thrones that has magical powers to span you back and forth through the ages, into kingdoms that are long gone or to those that would appear on the earth, in many years to come. The wheel has thrones, along its rim, for all the generations that have gone with the setting sun.The book follows the adventures of two cousins, Debra and David, both aged seven, living at Queen Margaret University, who venture into the reigning Queen’s most secluded yard and find their way into the fortified castle by helping to solve some royal problems. They both like attending to their Christian faith, but as children, part of their work is play. Once in the castle, they sneaked into the secluded yard, where a colluding officer, with identity intrigue, helps them mount the wheel. In the far-off empires and kingdoms of time travel, the young adventurers saw different kinds of rulers. Some reigned, others trampled. Besides time traveling helped, them discover lost treasures in today’s modern world. They often returned with secret dictum that helped unlock hidden secrets of the modern world by linking them to unique places of their mystical origins.In the book, Napoleon I General & Bona Fide Emperor, the difficult situation at the castle is beyond the ability of children. The secret service has received information that a Hassler Musket gun has been smuggled into the castle. However, they cannot figure out who sneaked it, nor can they locate the assault weapon. Insecurity pervades staff and royalty.Both Debra and her cousin, David, wish to sneak back into the castle, at least one more time, but the palace is on high-security alert. Moreover, David is supposed to return to his parents in London. Debra alone cannot venture into the palace, let alone travel in time on the royal thrones set on the Royal Ferries Wheel to the hitherto folded worlds of yonder.The last time the children interacted with the Royal Chronicler, they unmasked him as Bowen. They now know him as a maternal cousin of Professor Jane Blake, Debra’s mother, and David’s Auntie. Something which neither their mother nor grandmother, Mrs. Bowen who frequently visits the family in Edinburgh has told them.In the meantime, Debra has grudgingly accompanied David for his return shopping. His trip to London has been booked. Sniffer dogs and soldiers meticulously search Braid Burn Castle.Napoleon Bonaparte’s France is only across the English Channel. Its link with the Braid Burn Castle is not possible.Furthermore, the imperial emperor of the French was male while the reigning Monarch who desperately needed help was female. Yet they desired to visit ancient France and witness Napoleonic wars that atrophied Europe for twelve years.Other Books Written by Navy Blue.Isabella I Queen of Spain, a series book of the Royal Ferries Wheel Books, an amazing royal wheel of thrones.Genghis Khan Emperor of the Mongol Empire, a series book of the Royal Ferries Wheel Books, an amazing royal wheel of thronesAlexander III King of Macedon, a series book of the Royal Ferries Wheel Book series, an amazing royal wheel of thronesDeluge in the Days of Noah, a series book of the Tabernacle Book Series, is an amazing church tabernacle.Burning of Sodom & Gomorrah, a series book of the Tabernacle Book Series, an amazing church tabernacle. Read more