Cunningham's Revenge

James Ogilvie #12

by Duncan MacNeil

In Peshawar, a tentative alliance between the Pathan Muslims and the gathering Hindus once again spells potential danger for the Raj. In an attempt to bring peace to this troubled region, the High Commissioner brings in the 114th. Queen's Own Royal Strathspeys - a decision that will stretch the British forces' patriotism to the limit. Captain James Ogilvie is then seconded into the Political Department and sent on a dangerous mission to infiltrate the hostile region of Peshawar. He must seek out the Pathan leader who calls himself the Star of Islam, but there are a multitude of obstacles that look certain to block his way.

Genres: Historical Fiction

208 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1980

About the author

A pseudonym used by Philip McCutchan

Reviews

[Brian]

The major deciding battle...

A well written book that chronicles the final major battle that could the British losing the Indian Empire. One in the series of excellently written books that could stand alone or be read as a series. Characters well developed and the action is superbly fast & decisive. You won’t be disappointed with this or any of the others books in this epic series.

[William Nelson]

Excellent depiction of NW Frontier and
history, first encountered in Holywood
Silver Screen Epics, during the Raj
rule of India.
Characterisation of people and events
is very credible ,even to a military
History Buff.
Highly recommended in this genre.k

[MARTIN WITHERS]

Excellent part of this series.

Very entertaining read and full of action, this author wrote a authentic series of novels. This is well up to standard.

[Steve Bender]

Nice little book of the Raj in the 1880's. Good adventure.

[Donald]

Tough Soldiers

Yet another well-written book in this excellent series about the Indian Raj. Very well plotted and delivered with intrigue, action & more! All in all an excellent & riveting read!

[Bob Cantrell]

More of the Raj in India with the usual derring-do.