David Clensy
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Birkenhead, The United Kingdom
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Graham Greene, John Banville, Ernest Hemingway, Daphne du Maurier, Seb
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July 2021
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Dan Canwell's review
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In Danger's Hour: A thrilling WWII nautical saga (Romulus Hutchinson Naval Adventures Book 2):
"A good continuation of the first book in the series, delving deeper into the developing characters and plots. It’s well written, well paced and keeps the interest for the third that i believe is due in early 26"
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John Rosenberger's review
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In Danger's Hour: A thrilling WWII nautical saga (Romulus Hutchinson Naval Adventures Book 2):
"Splendid ! An extraordinarily realistic tale (a continuation, therein) of two brothers in early WWII. Excellent character development and motivations accentuate the realism is this historical fiction novel (based on actual true ships, battles, fire-b"
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Richard's review
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In Danger's Hour: A thrilling WWII nautical saga (Romulus Hutchinson Naval Adventures Book 2):
"Ships passing in the night
The family seems to be in the area when one of them is in need. DNA not available at that time period so questionable paternity issues eliminated with plot twist." |
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Mark Sileikis's review
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In Danger's Hour: A thrilling WWII nautical saga (Romulus Hutchinson Naval Adventures Book 2):
"A good read
I am very fond of historical Naval fiction. This is an entertaining series showing what life (and death) was like in the early days of WW II for the UK. I look forward to more." |
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| Another superb instalment of the Jox McNabb World War II aviation thriller series. Following his Battle of Britain experiences in The Lightning and the Few, I was keen to find out what happened next to our hero. The second book in the series, The Rai ...more | |
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This was a compelling novel - dark and ominous, but also with a real coming-of-age feel. It follows troubled young Harriet, for whom university offers an escape from a claustrophobic family life. Salsbury skilfully paints a portrait of repressed trau ...more |
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“The capacity to focus on detail first and compassion second?”
― For Those In Peril: A seafaring thriller set at the outbreak of WWII
― For Those In Peril: A seafaring thriller set at the outbreak of WWII













