Baron Trenck - Contract with Death's Head
E-book, Czech
Baron Trenck - Contract with Death's Head
The legendary commander of the Austrian army, Baron Trenck, awaits his last great journey
Baron Trenck marches from one battlefield to another. This time, he is summoned to Bohemia to carry out a task that no one but his Pandurs can handle. He endures difficult and unequal battles in the south of the country and emerges victorious. It seems as though nothing and no one can stop him. However, not even he can avoid serious injury. But in the end, the greatest danger does not await him on the battlefield, but in Vienna, where local schemers are trying to destroy him at any cost. They are powerful and use weapons that Trenck despises.
František Niedl
František Niedl was born on 7 April 1949 in České Budějovice and graduated from the Secondary Technical School of Electrical Engineering. His past professions include electrician, hydroelectric power plant operator, and switchboard operator. He has also been a driving instructor and owned a travel agency. He is currently dedicated to building a yacht club on the Lipno reservoir and his literary activities. He is married and has two sons. He loves nature, motorbikes, horses, yachting, literature, and history. After the publication of his first novel, there was a thirteen-year pause. After the Velvet Revolution, the author preferred to experience real-life adventures rather than inventing them in literature, and went into business. However, after ten years, he was so worn out by the adventures of entrepreneurship that he humbly returned to writing, preferring to let his fictional heroes be tormented instead. In addition to novels, he also writes short stories, which appear in newspaper supplements, are broadcast on the radio, and are also published in book form.
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