Along Came Ann

Vivian Stuart

Harlequin Books

Mutiny at Dawn

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Tandem

The Exiles (Troubadour Books)

William Stuart Long

Romance

Time Warner Paperbacks*

Originally published in 1983 and unavailable for over 5 years, a reissue of the fourth volume of THE AUSTRALIANS series. Follows THE TRAITORS.

The Australians 4: the Explorers

Contemporary

Futura Books

The Nationalists

Sixth in The Australians series, this novel opens in 1823 and covers the administration of two military Governors-- General Sir Thomas Brisbane and General Ralph Darling. Neither succeeds in reconciling the two bitterly opposed factions in the colony - the officials and free settlers and the emancipated convicts and their progeny. The new colonists, have large land grants bestowed on them which engendered resentment. One such is Robert Willoughby who, from the moment he rapes a young convict girl on board the transport taking him to Sydney, adds fuel to the flames.

The Colonists (Charnwood Library)

Ulverscroft Large Print

Goldseekers (Charnwood Library)

DOUBLEDAY

Part four of a five-part series.  General Havelock's Relief Column has retaken Cawnpore, to find appalling evidence of the Nana Sahib's betrayal of the garrison. Beside the River Ganges lie the bones of British soldiers, and proof is uncovered that the women and children have also been mercilessly slaughtered.  Serving with the twenty-strong Volunteer Cavalry is Alexander Sheridan, whose wife and son were among the victims.  He is willing to make any sacrifice in order to bring relief to Lucknow - also under siege by mutineers - and to spare its garrison the same fate.

Battle for Lucknow

Robert Hale, Ltd.

The Australians: the Settlers Vol. II: The Settlers (The Australians)

Aidan Ellis Publishing

The Australians: The Traitors (The Australians)

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