Once again veteran adventurer Richard Hannay is called into action on a mission that will test him as never before. An exciting, page-turning adventure, packed with sinister spies, breathless escapes, cliff-hangers galore, and taking the reader on a journey around the Mediterranean, from Gibraltar, to Casablanca, to Morocco and Malta.
After the assassination of a top Nazi official, Detective Rolf Schneider unearths a web of corruption and secrecy in high places. From his visit to meet Hitler to a nerve-shredding flight into Stalingrad, this tightly plotted page-turner from debut author David O’Donnell will keep you in suspense to the final page.
In a Nazi-Occupied Ireland, Where Would You Stand?
by Brian Gallagher
Price: $12.99
ISBN: 9781788490801
Pub Date: 2019-11-02
Format: Paperback
Imprint: The O'Brien Press
272 Pages
In Nazi-occupied Ireland, Roisin Tierney hides her Jewish heritage. But when the chance arises to resist the Nazis, Roisin and her friends face hard choices - that could cost their lives.
Based on the true story of a Welsh woman’s journey from drover to the Crimea
by Christine Purkis
Price: $13.99
ISBN: 9781912631001
Pub Date: 2019-03-23
Format: Paperback
Imprint: Y Lolfa
304 Pages
Jane Evans is a historical novel set in Wales, London and the Crimea. It is the fictionalised story of the real Jane Evans, the first woman on the drove, who also nursed with Florence Nightingale in the Crimea.
The backdrop to this novel is a pivotol moment in Latvian history, but its scope is much broader, presenting a wonderful exploration of what it is to be human, and the ways in which civilization's many products can alienate us from ourselves.
The final part in the best selling Martha's Girls trilogy
by Alrene Hughes
Price: $12.95
ISBN: 9780856409738
Pub Date: 2016-06-30
Format: Paperback
Imprint: Blackstaff Press
400 Pages
If you've read Martha's Girls and The Golden Sisters, then you'll love the final instalment of this bestselling family saga - perfect for fans of Nadine Dorries, Anne Bennett and Ellie Dean.
This fast-paced and gripping novel is politically/historically/factually accurate and details the political, military and human aspects of conflict in 1940s Ireland
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