BLACK BREAD I

1809 Sussex. “It was in an age when pirates ranged the seas, wildly and ruthlessly. And the wise hid terrified, concealed in the interior...” Jack Doyle has a fiancée, Loera Stone. It is five years now since they were together. And he takes a tremendous journey to go for her. And this is how it goes: Autumn of 1809, strange things start to happen at Bree. And Jack finds his destiny spun in the web of the intricate on-goings of a peculiar wiseman: Griffiths Stone Makinson. The wiseman eventually takes him to Loera. And the couple is married. The wedding is decorated with decorative fantasy in the plains of Salisbury. Griffiths wants to make Jack a wiseman, but Jack has other plans. Jack finds he shuns the culture, he prefers to be a pirate instead -definitely- and proceeds to be one in Black Bread II. This book is pieced together with fantastic fiction drawn from the land of imagination and wonderland.