"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
]]>"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
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Beau Geste (Classic Serial) 04-10-2009 - 11-10-2009
Beau Geste is PC Wren's classic story of honour, love and adventure. The Geste brothers run away from England, home and romance to join the French Forei...more...]]>
"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
]]>Beau, Digby and John Geste were present when Lady Brandon showed her dinner guests the "Blue Water". Suddenly the lights went out and the fabulous gem vanished. Shortly after, the Gestes disappeared, too.
Beau wrote his confession first. Next Digby. Then John. All three claimed to be the thief. Each fled to the same famous hiding place - the French Foreign Legion.
But who had the sapphire? Beau? Digby? Or John? Their villainous commanding officer wanted the answer - and he wanted it bad enough to kill!
The dramatic story of the French Foreign Legion, where men hid from the law or a woman - but never from death!]]>
Beau Geste was an ultimate boy/man book (to be much enjoyed by women who love real men too:). While I have to admit that there wasn't, perhaps, anything mind-blowingly profound in th...more...]]>
"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
]]>"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
]]>"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
]]>"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
]]>"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
]]>"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
]]>"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
]]>"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
]]>"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
]]>Beau, Digby and John Geste were present when Lady Brandon showed her dinner guests the "Blue Water". Suddenly the lights went out and the fabulous gem vanished. Shortly after, the Gestes disappeared, too.
Beau wrote his confession first. Next Digby. Then John. All three claimed to be the thief. Each fled to the same famous hiding place - the French Foreign Legion.
But who had the sapphire? Beau? Digby? Or John? Their villainous commanding officer wanted the answer - and he wanted it bad enough to kill!
The dramatic story of the French Foreign Legion, where men hid from the law or a woman - but never from death!]]>
"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
]]>"One of the great classics of romantic, mysterious adventure fiction." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)
]]>Beau, Digby and John Geste were present when Lady Brandon showed her dinner guests the "Blue Water". Suddenly the lights went out and the fabulous gem vanished. Shortly after, the Gestes disappeared, too.
Beau wrote his confession first. Next Digby. Then John. All three claimed to be the thief. Each fled to the same famous hiding place - the French Foreign Legion.
But who had the sapphire? Beau? Digby? Or John? Their villainous commanding officer wanted the answer - and he wanted it bad enough to kill!
The dramatic story of the French Foreign Legion, where men hid from the law or a woman - but never from death!]]>
Beau, Digby and John Geste were present when Lady Brandon showed her dinner guests the "Blue Water". Suddenly the lights went out and the fabulous gem vanished. Shortly after, the Gestes disappeared, too.
Beau wrote his confession first. Next Digby. Then John. All three claimed to be the thief. Each fled to the same famous hiding place - the French Foreign Legion.
But who had the sapphire? Beau? Digby? Or John? Their villainous commanding officer wanted the answer - and he wanted it bad enough to kill!
The dramatic story of the French Foreign Legion, where men hid from the law or a woman - but never from death!]]>
Beau, Digby and John Geste were present when Lady Brandon showed her dinner guests the "Blue Water". Suddenly the lights went out and the fabulous gem vanished. Shortly after, the Gestes disappeared, too.
Beau wrote his confession first. Next Digby. Then John. All three claimed to be the thief. Each fled to the same famous hiding place - the French Foreign Legion.
But who had the sapphire? Beau? Digby? Or John? Their villainous commanding officer wanted the answer - and he wanted it bad enough to kill!
The dramatic story of the French Foreign Legion, where men hid from the law or a woman - but never from death!]]>