About Chasing Death and Vengeance
In 711 A.D., La Croix watches in horror as raiders murder his grandfather and vanish, leaving him with nothing but an aging horse and a life shattered in a single violent moment.
Only later does he learn the truth: Moorish forces have swept into the Iberian Peninsula, leaving fire, plunder, and death in their wake. Faith and conquest collide as territories fall and countless lives are claimed in wars waged in the name of belief.
Forged in tragedy, La Croix becomes a man driven by vengeance. But in a world consumed by holy war, survival demands more than rage — it demands strength, sacrifice, and a reckoning with the cost of hatred.
Chasing Death and Vengeance is a powerful historical thriller by G.H. White — for readers drawn to brutal realism, moral conflict, and stories born in the fires of history.
What to Expect in Chasing Death and Vengeance
- Historical fiction set during the Moorish invasion of 711 A.D.
- Gritty battlefield realism and medieval warfare
- A vengeance-driven protagonist shaped by loss
- Themes of faith, honor, survival, and moral conflict
- Political and cultural tension in early medieval Iberia
- High-stakes action grounded in historical context
Author Insight: What Readers Can Expect
G.H. White wrote Chasing Death and Vengeance to explore how violence justified in the name of faith reshapes individuals and nations alike. Set at the dawn of a transformative moment in European history, the story examines the personal cost of war — and the thin line between justice and obsession.
At its core, the novel asks a difficult question: When vengeance becomes your purpose, what remains of your humanity?
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