Der Palast der Meere

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Der Palast der Meere

Ein Waringham-Roman

Author: Gablé, Rebecca (author)

Medium identifier: muensterload

Year: 2015

Publisher: Bastei Lübbe

Series: Waringham Saga ; 6

Media group: eMedium

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London 1560: Als Spionin der Krone fällt Eleanor of Waringham im Konflikt zwischen der protestantischen Königin Elizabeth I. und der katholischen Schottin Mary Stewart eine gefährliche Aufgabe zu. Ihr fünfzehnjähriger Bruder Isaac soll unterdessen das Erbe des Hauses Waringham antreten. Aber Isaac flieht und schleicht sich als blinder Passagier auf ein Schiff. Nach seiner Entdeckung nimmt ihn der junge Matrose Francis Drake unter seine Fittiche, doch bei einem Stopp auf der Insel Teneriffa verkauft Kapitän und Freibeuter John Hawkins ihn als Sklaven an spanische Pflanzer. Erst nach zwei Jahren kommt Isaac wieder frei - unter der Bedingung, dass er erneut in Hawkins' Dienst tritt. Zu spät merkt Isaac, dass Hawkins sich als Sklavenhändler betätigt - und dass sein Weg noch lange nicht zurück nach England führt ...