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Bunkeya, by A P Handley

Bunkeya, by A P Handley

Gripping, well-crafted and ironically unpredictable.

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The King’s Painter: The Life and Times of Hans Holbein, by Franny Moyle.

The King’s Painter: The Life and Times of Hans Holbein, by Franny Moyle.

A new bioraphy of the great Tudor artist.

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Hitler’s American Gamble, by Brendan Simms & Charlie Laderman

Hitler’s American Gamble, by Brendan Simms & Charlie Laderman

This book covers those few days in the wake of Pearl Harbor that would change the course of WW2.

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Volcanic, by John Brewer

Volcanic, by John Brewer

A fascinating portrayal of a dangerous and breath-taking spectacle

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Of Judgement Fallen, by Steven Veerapen

Michael Ward

In Steven Veerapen’s second Anthony Blanke mystery, we re-enter the murky world of plotting and foul play surrounding the court of Henry VIII.

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Great & Horrible News, by Blessin Adams

Steven Veerapen

Brutal, bloody killings are enacted in all their heart-stopping, gory glory in this compulsively readable title.

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A Marriage of Fortune, by Anne O’Brien

Ella Beales

The Paston family is the subject of Anne O'Brien's Wars of the Roses set novel.

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Bellatrix, by Simon Turney

Lucy Herbert

Bellatrix is the second of Simon Turney’s new Legion XXII historical adventure novels.

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After the Nazis, by Michael H. Kater

Jackson van Uden

A highly accessible and enjoyable read on West Germany's cultural achievements post war.

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The Case of the Wandering Corpse, by David Cairns

Amy Chandler

1860s Melbourne is the location as the detective duo of Gask and Rait return.

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Volcanic, by John Brewer

Amy Chandler

A fascinating portrayal of a dangerous and breath-taking spectacle

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Agent in the Shadows, by Alex Gerlis

David Boyle

The final Wolf Pack novel from the master spy novelist.

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The Foremost Man of the Kingdom, by James Ross

David Pilling

An excellent sourcebook, packed full of everything one could possibly want to know about John de Vere.

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Templars, by Steve Tibble

Trevor James

A coherent analysis of an historical phenomenon which rose to enormous influence.

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