In Death of a Princess Thomas Sancton and Scott MacLeod investigate the questions everyone has been asking since Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Fayed were killed in a Paris car crash in the small hours of 31 August 1997.

Death of a Princess an Investigation

MacLeod, Scott

Sancton, Thomas

Biographies & Memoirs

Weidenfeld and Nicolson

Death of a Princess: The Investigation

Sancton, Tommy

True Crime

St Martins Pr

Uses interviews to describe events leading up to the car crash that killed Princess Diana, her emergency medical treatment, and progress by the French police

Sancton, Scott

Leaders & Notable People

Uses interviews with witnesses, experts, and investigators to describe events leading up to the crash, Princess Diana's medical treatment, and progress by the French police

Thomas, Scott

Sancton, Macleod

Thorndike Pr

This book has already sent shock waves through the Christian music industry. It should send them through the church as well. The deceptions and strongholds that grip much of the Christian music industry are only a reflection of what has gripped the church. The message of this book is vitally important for our times. It is a trumpet call to wake up, shake off the chains that are binding us, and take our stand for truth and righteousness.

Snakes in the Lobby

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Morningstar Publications (NC)

The Trouble I Had

Anabasis

Tarpeia: Book Two in The First Vestals of Rome Trilogy

Literature & Fiction

Macleod, Debra May

Genre Fiction

Debra May Macleod

Amata: Book Three in The First Vestals of Rome Trilogy

RHEA SILVIA - Book One in The First Vestals of Rome Trilogy\nAn unflinching, breathtaking retelling of the story of Rhea Silvia, fated by the gods to play a spectacular part in the mythos of Rome—the mother of Romulus, Rome’s legendary founder.\nIt is 772 BCE, nearly two decades before the birth of Rome. The city of Alba Longa and its king, Numitor, reign supreme. But Numitor’s children, Princess Rhea Silvia and Prince Egestus, fear for the city’s future. With Rhea set to marry an unpredictable enemy, they can see the end of their family’s dynasty as surely as their ancestor Aeneas saw the fall of Troy. 
In a bid to maintain power, Rhea is set on a harrowing course that will push her to the limits of human endurance, forcing her to turn to the gods and rise with the ferocity imbued in her Trojan blood, sacrificing everything for the new Troy—Rome.\nRHEA SILVIA is the first novel in The First Vestals of Rome, an epic trilogy about the founding Vestal Virgins of ancient Rome.\nAbout The First Vestals of Rome trilogy 
Set in the 8th century BCE, The First Vestals of Rome is an action-packed trilogy that dramatizes the sensational, often perilous lives of three legendary women who gave rise to Rome’s powerful order of Vestal Virgins. All of them central to the life of Romulus, Rome’s founder, these tectonic women were fated to shape the history of the Eternal City as much as any Caesar who came after them.

Rhea Silvia: Book One in The First Vestals of Rome Trilogy

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