Böcker av James Powell

In 1939, war breaks out again between Britain, France, and Germany. A British Expeditionary Force is shipped across the Channel, and settles down to await the inevitable. The spring of 1940 sees the British Army driven back into the sea. A scratch force of gunners, Territorials and infantry make their stand in the historic town of Calais. They are outnumbered and outgunned, desperately trying to defend a town that's being blasted into rubble. There can only be one outcome to this battle. Rifleman Fred Jackley - barely out of his teens and recently married - knows this. Lieutenant Airey Neave - anxious to prove himself a leader of men in combat - knows this. Major John Heywood - a veteran of "the war to end all wars" - knows this. Drawing on the author's own family history, this ambitious trilogy weaves together the stories of three amateur soldiers who were pitted against the Panzers. They fought on so that others might live. They were men of valour.

1914.In the heat of a blistering summer, Europe goes to war, and takes her Empires with her. Everywhere men are quitting their jobs and flocking to join up and serve. Angie Dacres has no intention of being left out, and joins the VAD as a trainee nurse. All too soon she finds herself thrust into a world of horrors. A world unlike anything she has ever known.Meanwhile, Captain Douglas Dacres - Angie's older brother - leads his Wutonga Lancers into the merciless terrain of German East Africa, to fight a savage war against an invisible enemy. It is a campaign that seems of little interest to the outside world.As the war progresses, Angie and Douglas will discover a common ground they never believed they could share, as comradeship beyond nations and their own disputes reminds them of who they are.

1899. Tensions between the British and the Afrikaaner Boers of South Africa are coming to a head. The question: who is to govern the Transvaal State and control the rich gold fields of the Rand? With war seeming inevitable, the Wutonga Lancers are uprooted from their depot in Rhodesia and dispatched south to help protect the British border until urgent reinforcements can arrive. Among them is Redvers Ross, who at the age of twenty has just assumed his first command in the regiment and faces his greatest test. Soon Redvers and his Troop will be pitched into a deadly game of cat-and-mouse as the Boers close in. This is a war of ideologies as the Boers struggle to defend ther independence. What is more, Redvers must soon turn spycatcher when he realises that there is a traitor in the Wutongas' midst.

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