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The Lost Fleet
In the aftermath of the October War, Armageddon rumbled on. The cataclysm had struck, the missiles and the bombers had wrought global havoc and the survivors, everywhere, were picking up the pieces as they dazedly looked about them at the brave new...
La Argentina
‘La Argentina’ is the first book of The Malvinas Trilogy. On the night of 2nd/3rd April, 1964, Operation Southern Justice, the liberation of the Malvinas and the lost South Atlantic territories, entered its end game as the assault force, supported by...
A Kelper’s Tale
‘A Kelper’s Tale’ is the third book of The Malvinas Trilogy. For as long as anybody recollected, Falkland Islanders had proudly referred to themselves as ‘Kelpers’. ‘Kelps’ are seaweeds which proliferate in veritable forests around the shores of the...
The Malvinas Trilogy
This omnibus edition puts all three previously published novellas in The Malvinas Trilogy in one volume. LA ARGENTINA covers the period of the Argentine invasion of the British South Atlantic Dependencies (The Falkland Islands-Las Islas Malvinas, South...
Football In The Ruins
It is the late summer of 1966. This is a FOOTBALL book about the World Cup of 1966 set in the altered timeline of 10/27/62 in which the swinging sixties never happened because the Russians and the Americans blew up the world when the Cuban Missiles...
The House on Haight Street
The House on Haight Street is a novella featuring Miranda Sullivan and Joe Calleja, culled from material originally included in the body of WARSAW CONCERTO. It did not make the ‘final cut’ of for two reasons: firstly, I thought it was one sub-strand too many and...
Puerto Argentino
‘Puerto Argentino’ is the second book of The Malvinas Trilogy. It is February, 1968. To the Argentine Republic the archipelago, Las Malvinas, and all the other British territories taken by force of arms in April 1964 – South Georgia, the South Sandwich...
Cuba Libre
This was where it had started; and ought to have ended. Cuba… But now it is February 1969 and Cuba is front and centre in the President’s sights. Initially, it was estimated that over 90 percent of the population of the main island, over six million men,...