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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

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Paperback. Etat : New. 2nd ed.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Acadian: A Novel of Survival and Justice in a New WorldIn the contested wilderness of 17th-century Acadia, young Olivier Daigre witnesses an atrocity that will shape his destiny. When English soldiers massacre twenty-nine Mi'kmaq at Le Cran-including women and children-Olivier carries the burden of testimony that could either bring justice or ignite a war.As Mi'kmaq war captain Atahocam seeks vengeance for his murdered family, Olivier finds himself caught between worlds: his French heritage, his growing respect for Indigenous culture, and the brutal realities of colonial survival. From fur trading in dangerous wilderness to building a homestead with the determined Jeanne Gaudet, Olivier must navigate the treacherous currents of imperial politics while forging a life on blood-soaked ground.When Atahocam leads seventy-two warriors toward the English stronghold at Fort Anne, the fragile peace that has protected Acadian settlers begins to crumble. Olivier faces an impossible choice: remain neutral and watch injustice prevail or take sides in a conflict that threatens everything he's built.Set against the rivers and settlements of colonial Nova Scotia, The Acadian follows one man's transformation from naive farm boy to hardened witness in a land where three cultures clash for survival. This is historical fiction that honors the voices silenced by conquest-a gripping tale of moral courage, cultural collision, and the price of building a future on contested soil.Perfect for readers who appreciate the historical authenticity of the Northwest Passage and the moral complexity of The Covenant, The Acadian brings visceral reality to a pivotal moment in Maritime history. In the contested wilderness of 17th-century Acadia, young Olivier Daigre witnesses an atrocity that will shape his destiny. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In 1969, US Navy SEAL Mike McCall arrives in Vietnam for his second tour. During a secret reconnaissance mission in Laos, he and his Vietnamese counterpart, Le, discover a hidden Khmer temple. When a teammate, Cook, is killed in an ambush, Mike falsifies his after-action report to protect the temple's location, an act that defines his moral trajectory. His exceptional skills bring him to the attention of Joe Kane, a former CIA officer who runs Guardian Security, a private firm in Saigon. Discharged from the Navy, Mike accepts Kane's lucrative job offer but is immediately recruited by CIA handler Dani Piedra to work as a double agent and investigate Kane's operations.Mike quickly confirms that Guardian Security is a front for a large-scale artifact smuggling ring. His first assignment is to provide security for Jane Wade, a determined UPI journalist. Though initially wary of each other, they form an alliance as her investigation into corruption parallels his. Mike also connects with Red Thibodeaux, a jazz musician and ex-MP whose network of informants proves invaluable after his friend dies from a heroin overdose. The investigations reveal that Kane's operation is connected to a heroin trafficking pipeline run by Corsican mobster Henri Rossi, using the artifact shipments on covert Air America flights as cover.Mike's loyalties are tested during a mission back to Laos to raid the very temple he swore to protect. Kane, suspecting a leak, forces Mike to lead the expedition. There, Mike finds Le, who has been working with local monks to move artifacts to safety secretly. Mike chooses to betray Kane, helping Le thwart the raid and escaping with him into the jungle. Kane's enforcer, Kovak, is left alive to report the betrayal.After a grueling three-week journey, Mike and Le return to Saigon. Mike learns Kane believes he is dead and begins operating as a 'ghost' with CIA support. Meanwhile, Henri Rossi, feeling pressure from his own organization, betrays Kane by giving Jane photographic evidence of the joint heroin and artifact smuggling operation. Jane, believing Mike is dead, resolves to publish the story. However, before she can, Kane kidnaps her, intending to torture her for information and then stage her death as an overdose.Learning of Jane's capture, Mike abandons his CIA protocols and storms Kane's villa alone. He neutralizes Kovak and Kane, rescuing Jane just as she is being forcibly overdosed. The CIA, led by Dani Piedra and Station Chief Martin, arrives to manage the aftermath. They orchestrate an official cover-up, blaming the deaths on unknown assailants and erasing all evidence of the heroin and artifact smuggling to protect their sensitive operations, particularly Air America.In the end, Jane recovers and publishes her expose in a local Vietnamese paper, a small victory against the official narrative. The National Police, with the information Le provides, begin the process of returning Kane's stolen artifacts to their temples. Deemed liabilities, both Mike and Jane are forced into exile by the US government. They share a final dance at Le Mistral before leaving Vietnam separately, their futures uncertain but their honor intact. A gripping thriller of honor, betrayal, and redemption set against the chaos of the Vietnam War. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A swashbuckling historical thriller that brings the struggles of 17th-century trade wars to life in unexpected ways.This epic adventure is set in the wilds of 17th-century Acadia-now Eastern Canada-a hotly contested region, and the story unfolds through the lens of the French-English rivalry, where an ever-resourceful French naval officer, Charles de La Tour, struggles to protect his newly established fort, built with the permission of the local Maliseet people, against the English. A successful campaign, as a French cardinal notes approvingly, will leave "A dagger pointed at the heart of English colonial ambitions." However, Charles soon comes to realize that his military struggles are nothing compared to his personal ones, especially after he meets Francoise Jacquelin, an independent-minded aspiring stage performer, who shares his spirit of adventure. Before they can start a life together, Charles, as Acadia's governor, must fend off a homegrown menace in Charles de Menou d'Aulnay, a bullying French noble who expects automatic deference-and has his own designs on Acadia. For Charles, the power-hungry d'Aulnay represents everything that he despises about French colonialism-namely, "connections, entitlement, and the willingness to crush anyone who stood in his way." It's a conflict that's tailor-made for a 1980s-era miniseries of the sort they don't make anymore-and one that readers will find compelling in this book series' opening salvo. It's a world where alliances shift as rapidly as the tide, and survival hinges on choosing every word carefully. It's an epic story, artfully rendered, yet sweeping in its scope. Although it's clear that the author has done his historical homework, the rich details on parade here never overwhelm the narrative, which is a frequent danger in historical fiction.Kirkus Reviews "Tides of Acadia" follows Charles La Tour through the brutal calculus of the 17th-century seaborne fur trade in North America, where every alliance carries a price and every decision risks catastrophe. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.