Other women soon overtook her their urgency spurred her on. Then she dropped the cloth and she ran, holding her skirts up out of the mud. For a moment she felt paralysed, rooted on to the earth, her hands still holding the strips of cloth.

Agnes could make out individual screams now. I quote, “The howling became louder, nearer. ….The author carefully takes the reader from 1647 back to 1645. He could see only the black surging sea and some dirty white foam.” Wayland leapt forward, ran towards her, shouted to her to hold on, to wait for him. Then a woman’s head broke through the surface of the lake, gasping, choking, panting. At first, he could hear only the waves slopping against the shoreline. I quote, “Wayland was standing beside a lake, watching thick grey clouds swirl over the seething water.

….Author Lesley Lodge is a compelling writer. In the process Wayland discovers the truth behind the symbols cut into Rebecca’s dead body. The three of them set out on a perilous journey. Wayland enlists his son Jonathan and his baker friend Alun to help him. This village blacksmith sets out to find the sadistic killer of his beloved Rebecca. The main character, Wayland returns from war to find his wife has been murdered and his son traumatized. ….The setting is 1647 in Forest Heath, England. The Author is writing from the UK, where language and spelling might differ from your own. Wayland’s Revenge (Historical Crime Thriller) by Lesley Lodgeĥ Star Review: Captivating story listed as a historical crime thriller, but seeped in truth. Stunts – and make-up for horses – explained And there’s a fun film trivia quiz at the end. Lights! Camera! Gallop! will also tell you where to watch exciting clips of horses on the internet for free. You’ll find key cinematic techniques are explained, from clever editing, through Stop Animation to Computer Generated Images, all in easy-to-understand terms. You’ll find out how some of the most awesome scenes with horses were filmed – and how to spot some of the tricks of the trade.Ĭheck out the pictures of beautiful horses – well-toned bodies, manes to die for, amazing stunts. You’ll find all the genres of film featuring horses here: Westerns (with exciting chases), wild horse movies (survival against great odds) and comedies (talking horses, a horse on a piano). Lights-Camera-Gallop: The Story Of The Horse In Film by Lesley LodgeĪll the film and TV horses you’ve loved – and more!įrom Roy Rogers’ Trigger to War Horse Joey

Horse and Pony Colours by Lesley Lodge