Books with title Knight of the Golden Arrow

The wise and powerful king in a faraway kingdom is growing old, but alas, he has no rightful heir to the throne! Calling for his royal shepherd, captain, and cupbearer, the king entrusts each one of them with a very unique and powerful golden arrow. Join author Rob Brannon in The Knight of the Golden Arrow, as the king's three royal servants embark on a dangerous and fascinating night involving a deadly, fire-breathing dragon, a ruthless Cyclops, and several vicious giants. The intense fires of temptation will test and prove the hearts of each man. Which one of the king's three servants will become heir to the throne by proving himself to be brave, faithful, and obedient? The Knight of the Golden Arrow is a treasure-trove of biblical principles embedded in a high-action, fast-paced medieval setting. Also included is a bonus section in the epilogue, delving into the biblical meanings behind each of the characters, creatures, and symbols in the story.

A wise and powerful King in a far away kingdom is growing old, but alas, he has no worthy heir to the throne! Calling for his royal servants, the King entrusts each one of them with a very mysterious and mystical arrow endowed with one unbelievable power! Join author Rob Brannon, in “Knight of the Golden Arrow”, on an epic and treacherous medieval journey! Who will be the “last man standing” when the King chooses his heir to the throne?“The Knight of the Golden Arrow finds author Rob Brannon masterfully weaving biblical precepts into a captivating story that is simultaneously simple and profound.” - Tim LaHaye, Co-author of the “Left Behind” series of novels“This is a modern-day “C.S.Lewis kind of book” which will keep your kids asking, “What happens next?” as each chapter unfolds.” - Mary Rice Hopkins, Singer/Songwriter

A wise and powerful King in a far away kingdom is growing old, but alas, he has no worthy heir to the throne! Calling for his royal servants, the King entrusts each one of them with a very mysterious and mystical arrow endowed with one unbelievable power! Join author Rob Brannon, in “Knight of the Golden Arrow”, on an epic and treacherous medieval journey! Who will be the “last man standing” when the King chooses his heir to the throne?“The Knight of the Golden Arrow finds author Rob Brannon masterfully weaving biblical precepts into a captivating story that is simultaneously simple and profound.” - Tim LaHaye, Co-author of the “Left Behind” series of novels“This is a modern-day “C.S.Lewis kind of book” which will keep your kids asking, “What happens next?” as each chapter unfolds.” - Mary Rice Hopkins, Singer/Songwriter

The wise and powerful King in a far away kingdom is growing old, but, alas, he has no rightful heir to the throne! Calling for his royal Shepherd, Captain, and Cupbearer, the King entrusts each one of them with a very unique and powerful golden arrow. Join author Robert L. Brannon in, The Knight of the Golden Arrow, as the Kings three royal servants embark on a dangerous and fascinating night involving a deadly, fire-breathing dragon, a ruthless Cyclops, and several vicious giants. The intense fires of temptation will test and prove the hearts of each man. Which one of the Kings three servants will become heir to the throne by proving himself to be brave, faithful, and obedient? The Knight of the Golden Arrow is a treasure-trove of biblical principles embedded in a high-action, fast-paced medieval setting. Also included is a bonus section in the epilogue, delving into the biblical meanings behind each of the characters, creatures, and symbols in the story.

The Arrow of Gold is an exploration of the dangerous appetites of men and of human vulnerability, as well as a profound meditation on the emotional boundary between people. Boasting a cast of extraordinary and eccentric personalities, including the heroine Doña Rita, this is a story of adventure on the high seas, of the revelation of love, of the crushing weight of loss, and of freedom found in the recklessness of unadorned sincerity.

Certain streets have an atmosphere of their own, a sort of universal fame and the particular affection of their citizens. One of such streets is the Cannebiere, and the jest: "If Paris had a Cannebiere it would be a little Marseilles" is the jocular expression of municipal pride. I, too, I have been under the spell. For me it has been a street leading into the unknown. There was a part of it where one could see as many as five big cafes in a resplendent row. That evening I strolled into one of them. It was by no means full. It looked deserted, in fact, festal and overlighted, but cheerful. The wonderful street was distinctly cold (it was an evening of carnival), I was very idle, and I was feeling a little lonely. So I went in and sat down. The carnival time was drawing to an end. Everybody, high and low, was anxious to have the last fling. Companies of masks with linked arms and whooping like red Indians swept the streets in crazy rushes while gusts of cold mistral swayed the gas lights as far as the eye could reach. There was a touch of bedlam in all this.

One of the greatest English writers of the 19th century was a Polish-born man who couldn’t even speak English fluently until he had entered adulthood. Nevertheless, Joseph Conrad (1857-1924) went on to have a well-regarded literary career that bridged Romanticism and Modernism while also covering the zenith and twilight of the British empire. Conrad used his experience within the British empire to write novels and stories that often used the sea and navy as a setting, juxtaposing the individual human spirit with the collective duty and honor of the British navy. And though it was a second-language, Conrad mastered English prose.

This anthology is a thorough introduction to classic literature for those who have not yet experienced these literary masterworks. For those who have known and loved these works in the past, this is an invitation to reunite with old friends in a fresh new format. From Shakespeare s finesse to Oscar Wilde s wit, this unique collection brings together works as diverse and influential as The Pilgrim s Progress and Othello. As an anthology that invites readers to immerse themselves in the masterpieces of the literary giants, it is must-have addition to any library.