Nigel Seed
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No Road to Khartoum (Michael McGuire Trilogy 1)
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2018
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The Bloody Road (Michael McGuire Trilogy 3)
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2019
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The Road to Ladysmith (Michael McGuire Trilogy 2)
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2018
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V4 Vengeance:
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2014
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Golden Eights:
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2014
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Two Into One:
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2015
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160 Degrees East:
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North Of Fifty Four: (Jim Wilson) (The Jim Wilson Series Book 7)
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Drummer's Call: Revenge of a Lone Wolf
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One More Time: (Jim Wilson) (The Jim Wilson Series Book 5)
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I was lucky enough to be given an advance review copy of this book and Wow! She did it again. No wonder this author wins all these awards. Her writing is just excellent and the story is a terrific sequel to “The Man from Section Five”. I won’t write ...more | |
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The Man from Section Five is a fascinating story about the growing threat of fascism and anti-Semitism in Britain in the two years leading up to the Second World War. Petken puts together a wonderfully entertaining and suspenseful thriller that's up ...more | |
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Most people know about Duke William invading England in 1066 and taking the crown, but what about the long years before that momentous day? Dawn of Ages weaves a tale of ancient Normandy that takes the reader into that almost forgotten time. The stor ...more | |
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Wayne Jackson's review
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No Road to Khartoum (Michael McGuire Trilogy 1):
"If you are a fan of Bernard Cornwell's Rifleman Sharpe series this trilogy is for you. Michael McGuire and Richard Sharpe share much in common.
- Both young men who find their way into the Kings/Queens army; one from the rough streets of London in the" Read more of this review » |
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Cindy Woods's review
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No Road to Khartoum (Michael McGuire Trilogy 1):
"Riveting read!
I love it! Good writing! Great plot filled history related to the late 19th century English military in Egypt and Sudan area. I've watched the movie Khartoum many times and this book fills in the blanks and relates a more realistic pictu" Read more of this review » |
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Mark Croxford's review
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No Road to Khartoum (Michael McGuire Trilogy 1):
"An interesting book set in a less well known period of the British Empire.
Whilst the central character seems a bit one dimensional the history and battles described are engaging. The last chapter with historical sources could guide further reading I " Read more of this review » |
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