Fakta

Publisher	Diktonius text
Language	English
Book type	Hardcover
Utgiven	2024-09-06
Pages	249
ISBN	9789186921934
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At the turn of the 17th century, as the world teeters on the edge of a new era, Captain Gustaf Adolf Järnhammar commands the Seahawk with the steely resolve of a man born to the sea. Driven by a thirst for adventure and a duty to his homeland, Järnhammar and his intrepid crew set sail from the icy shores of Sweden on a perilous journey to the mysterious and exotic lands of Southeast Asia. The voyage is fraught with danger. Treacherous waters, and untamed jungles await them at every turn. But as the Seahawk plunges deeper into the unknown, Captain Järnhammar discovers that the greatest threats are not only from the dangers of the sea, but from the intricate web of political intrigue and shifting alliances that could unravel the fragile peace in Europe and plunge Sweden into chaos. As Captain Järnhammar contends with forces beyond his control—both at sea and at home—he must navigate a path that could alter the course of history. Johan Bern’s adventure novel Seahawk is a breathtaking tale of courage, loyalty, and the relentless pursuit of glory. Set against the backdrop of a world on the brink of transformation, this novel takes readers from the icy waters of the North Sea to the sweltering heat of Asia, weaving together the personal struggles of one man with the grand narrative of a nation. Embark on a thrilling voyage filled with danger, discovery, and destiny. The Seahawk is ready to set sail—are you?

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