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Monthly Archives: September 2016
The Day the Nazis Came
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The Day the Nazis Came
Stephen R. Matthews
6th October 2016 | Paperback | £7.99
“It has been said that our own personal traits and characteristics are formed between the ages of three and seven, and, by the time I reached my seventh birthday, I had been, imprisoned, terrorised, threatened, starved, beaten, had my hand broken by a German guard, bombed, shelled, shot at, spat upon and finally stranded in a minefield.”
Maps of War
MAPS OF WAR
Mapping Conflict
Through the Centuries
By Jeremy Black
6 October, 2016
£30.00 Hardback / £27.99 eBook
Maps of War is a magnificent exploration of how conflict was planned and recorded from the Renaissance period to today. Using maps produced at the time, this volume provides a sumptuous and fascinating guide to warfare.
Autumn SALE – Your exclusive online preview!
BookPick: Hornblower’s Historical Shipmates
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The month so far: bestsellers!
Forthcoming New Book: Stargazing: Beginners Guide to Astronomy
Stargazing: Beginners Guide to Astronomy
by Radmilla Topalovic and Tom Kerrs
Pub date 06/10/2016 | £9.99
A fantastic new astronomy title from the Royal Observatory Greenwich and Collins, helping you navigate the world of telescopes, planets and celestial maps.
Standalones Sail Stateside!
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The GameChangers : Moments of History
I’m delighted to announce that my two historical standalones, The Silk Tree and The Powder of Death have been released in ebook and audiobook formats in the States and Canada. These books are the first two of my standalone series: The Gamechangers: Moments of History. Physical books of the titles will be released a little later in the year in these markets.
Inferno
The seventeenth episode of the Kydd and Renzi Saga is about to reach the bookshops and forward orders are running well. You know an author has arrived when his or her name appears on the jacket ahead of the title and in equal size font. This is another cracking yarn that will keep readers turning the pages to the end. It is as fresh as the first episode, “Kydd”. An exciting tale from the premier author of naval fiction. If you haven’t read an earlier book don’t delay, you won’t regret it. If you have read earlier episodes you don’t need me to tell you how good the story is. Most Highly Recommended.