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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Etat : New.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Porthaven survived its secrets. Now it must survive the war.The village that hid a treasure beneath its cobblestones now faces threats that cannot be locked in a vault. The war has come closer. The skies over Cornwall carry unwelcome visitors. And the harbour that has sheltered Porthaven for centuries may not be enough to protect it from what is coming.A group of frightened evacuee children arrive with nothing but the clothes on their backs and every reason to distrust the adults who promise them safety. Traumatised by the Blitz and torn from everything they know, they must learn to trust a village full of strangers who speak differently, live differently, and have secrets of their own. A young woman appears in Porthaven, and the gossip about her relationship with the Major spreads faster than the tide. Old alliances are tested. New bonds are forged in the blackout dark. The Reverend quotes Shakespeare at anyone who stands still long enough. The Wickham sisters keep watch from their window. Percy finds himself in the thick of things, whether he likes it or not.And then there is Billy the Kidd, the goat who has made himself lord of the harbour, whose courtship methods leave a great deal to be desired but whose heart, it turns out, is in the right place.Through it all, the villagers do what they have always done. They argue. They forgive. They pull together when it matters. They look after their own.The Mermaid's Purse: A Winter's Tale is the second book in the Mermaid's Purse series by Richard Cave. Set in a fictional Cornish fishing village during the Second World War, it is a warm, gripping, and often funny ensemble drama about community, courage, and the small acts of kindness that hold people together when the world is falling apart. Porthaven faces WWII threats as evacuee children and villagers unite in Cornwall. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Three years ago, Tom Ashby watched a hundred and thirty people burn alive on a commuter train in Paris. Forty-seven of them were children. The world was told it was a wiring fault. Tom, a British financial consultant living in Shanghai, kept his mouth shut and went back to his life. He buried what he saw on that platform so deep he almost believed it himself.Then one evening in a bar, he said the wrong thing in front of the wrong microphone.Now the Chinese state apparatus that silenced a trainload of passengers is coming for him. Tom and his girlfriend Jia must get out of China alive, through a manhunt run by a man who has never failed to close a file. Their friends are killed in their apartments. Jia's parents are murdered on their farm. Every person who stood close enough to hear what Tom said is being erased, and the machine doing the erasing does not stop, does not negotiate, and does not leave witnesses.By the time they reach England, the only safe ground left is a farmhouse in Bedfordshire where the ghosts of a Paris railway platform are waiting for both of them.La Terreur Rouge is a literary thriller in the tradition of le Carre, Mick Herron, and Buchan. An ordinary man caught in an extraordinary manhunt across three countries and three languages. From the neon sprawl of Shanghai to the quiet lanes of the English countryside, where the most dangerous things happen in kitchens, on footpaths, and behind closed curtains. The prose is slow-burn, observation-heavy, and rich with dark humour. There are no gadgets, no car chases, no superhuman protagonists. Just a financial consultant who saw something he was never supposed to see, and a state that will cross continents to make sure he never speaks of it again.Set in the Poppy Universe. La Terreur Rouge is Richard Cave's eleventh novel. A financial consultant witnesses a deadly train incident in Paris and is hunted by the Chinese state for speaking out, forcing him and his girlfriend to escape to England. 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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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 1976. Soho doesn't sleep. It devours.Xandra thought she could survive the theatre district by keeping her head down and her morals intact. She was wrong. When she refuses to cross the line into exploitation, the streets become her punishment. And in Soho, the streets are where women disappear.Harry Sullivan is dying. The old newspaper seller has spent twenty-five years burying a secret that's rotted him from the inside out. When he offers Xandra shelter above his stand, it's more than kindness. It's desperation. Time's running out to make amends for sins she doesn't even know exist.They're connected. They just don't know it yet.As violence closes in and fire erupts, the past Harry's been hiding will explode into the present. What gets revealed in the ashes will bind two strangers together in ways neither could have imagined, and give them both a chance at the redemption they've been denied their entire lives.This is 1970s Britain at its rawest. Strikes, corruption, exploitation, and the relentless grind of survival. No nostalgia. No romance. Just two damaged souls fighting their way out of hell.If you love gritty British crime fiction, working-class heroes with nothing left to lose, and stories that hit like a punch to the gut, this is for you.Richard Cave (British Army veteran, Paralympic athlete, and award-winning screenwriter) delivers a standalone novel about family secrets, second chances, and the brutal price of survival in London's darkest corners.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Three years ago, Tom Ashby watched a hundred and thirty people burn alive on a commuter train in Paris. Forty-seven of them were children. The world was told it was a wiring fault. Tom, a British financial consultant living in Shanghai, kept his mouth shut and went back to his life. He buried what he saw on that platform so deep he almost believed it himself.Then one evening in a bar, he said the wrong thing in front of the wrong microphone.Now the Chinese state apparatus that silenced a trainload of passengers is coming for him. Tom and his girlfriend Jia must get out of China alive, through a manhunt run by a man who has never failed to close a file. Their friends are killed in their apartments. Jia's parents are murdered on their farm. Every person who stood close enough to hear what Tom said is being erased, and the machine doing the erasing does not stop, does not negotiate, and does not leave witnesses.By the time they reach England, the only safe ground left is a farmhouse in Bedfordshire where the ghosts of a Paris railway platform are waiting for both of them.La Terreur Rouge is a literary thriller in the tradition of le Carre, Mick Herron, and Buchan. An ordinary man caught in an extraordinary manhunt across three countries and three languages. From the neon sprawl of Shanghai to the quiet lanes of the English countryside, where the most dangerous things happen in kitchens, on footpaths, and behind closed curtains. The prose is slow-burn, observation-heavy, and rich with dark humour. There are no gadgets, no car chases, no superhuman protagonists. Just a financial consultant who saw something he was never supposed to see, and a state that will cross continents to make sure he never speaks of it again.Set in the Poppy Universe. La Terreur Rouge is Richard Cave's eleventh novel. A financial consultant witnesses a deadly train incident in Paris and is hunted by the Chinese state for speaking out, forcing him and his girlfriend to escape to England. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Porthaven survived its secrets. Now it must survive the war.The village that hid a treasure beneath its cobblestones now faces threats that cannot be locked in a vault. The war has come closer. The skies over Cornwall carry unwelcome visitors. And the harbour that has sheltered Porthaven for centuries may not be enough to protect it from what is coming.A group of frightened evacuee children arrive with nothing but the clothes on their backs and every reason to distrust the adults who promise them safety. Traumatised by the Blitz and torn from everything they know, they must learn to trust a village full of strangers who speak differently, live differently, and have secrets of their own. A young woman appears in Porthaven, and the gossip about her relationship with the Major spreads faster than the tide. Old alliances are tested. New bonds are forged in the blackout dark. The Reverend quotes Shakespeare at anyone who stands still long enough. The Wickham sisters keep watch from their window. Percy finds himself in the thick of things, whether he likes it or not.And then there is Billy the Kidd, the goat who has made himself lord of the harbour, whose courtship methods leave a great deal to be desired but whose heart, it turns out, is in the right place.Through it all, the villagers do what they have always done. They argue. They forgive. They pull together when it matters. They look after their own.The Mermaid's Purse: A Winter's Tale is the second book in the Mermaid's Purse series by Richard Cave. Set in a fictional Cornish fishing village during the Second World War, it is a warm, gripping, and often funny ensemble drama about community, courage, and the small acts of kindness that hold people together when the world is falling apart. Porthaven faces WWII threats as evacuee children and villagers unite in Cornwall. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Porthaven survived its secrets. Now it must survive the war.The village that hid a treasure beneath its cobblestones now faces threats that cannot be locked in a vault. The war has come closer. The skies over Cornwall carry unwelcome visitors. And the harbour that has sheltered Porthaven for centuries may not be enough to protect it from what is coming.A group of frightened evacuee children arrive with nothing but the clothes on their backs and every reason to distrust the adults who promise them safety. Traumatised by the Blitz and torn from everything they know, they must learn to trust a village full of strangers who speak differently, live differently, and have secrets of their own. A young woman appears in Porthaven, and the gossip about her relationship with the Major spreads faster than the tide. Old alliances are tested. New bonds are forged in the blackout dark. The Reverend quotes Shakespeare at anyone who stands still long enough. The Wickham sisters keep watch from their window. Percy finds himself in the thick of things, whether he likes it or not.And then there is Billy the Kidd, the goat who has made himself lord of the harbour, whose courtship methods leave a great deal to be desired but whose heart, it turns out, is in the right place.Through it all, the villagers do what they have always done. They argue. They forgive. They pull together when it matters. They look after their own.The Mermaid's Purse: A Winter's Tale is the second book in the Mermaid's Purse series by Richard Cave. Set in a fictional Cornish fishing village during the Second World War, it is a warm, gripping, and often funny ensemble drama about community, courage, and the small acts of kindness that hold people together when the world is falling apart.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Three years ago, Tom Ashby watched a hundred and thirty people burn alive on a commuter train in Paris. Forty-seven of them were children. The world was told it was a wiring fault. Tom, a British financial consultant living in Shanghai, kept his mouth shut and went back to his life. He buried what he saw on that platform so deep he almost believed it himself.Then one evening in a bar, he said the wrong thing in front of the wrong microphone.Now the Chinese state apparatus that silenced a trainload of passengers is coming for him. Tom and his girlfriend Jia must get out of China alive, through a manhunt run by a man who has never failed to close a file. Their friends are killed in their apartments. Jia's parents are murdered on their farm. Every person who stood close enough to hear what Tom said is being erased, and the machine doing the erasing does not stop, does not negotiate, and does not leave witnesses.By the time they reach England, the only safe ground left is a farmhouse in Bedfordshire where the ghosts of a Paris railway platform are waiting for both of them.La Terreur Rouge is a literary thriller in the tradition of le Carré, Mick Herron, and Buchan. An ordinary man caught in an extraordinary manhunt across three countries and three languages. From the neon sprawl of Shanghai to the quiet lanes of the English countryside, where the most dangerous things happen in kitchens, on footpaths, and behind closed curtains. The prose is slow-burn, observation-heavy, and rich with dark humour. There are no gadgets, no car chases, no superhuman protagonists. Just a financial consultant who saw something he was never supposed to see, and a state that will cross continents to make sure he never speaks of it again.Set in the Poppy Universe. La Terreur Rouge is Richard Cave's eleventh novel.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Porthaven survived its secrets. Now it must survive the war.The village that hid a treasure beneath its cobblestones now faces threats that cannot be locked in a vault. The war has come closer. The skies over Cornwall carry unwelcome visitors. And the harbour that has sheltered Porthaven for centuries may not be enough to protect it from what is coming.A group of frightened evacuee children arrive with nothing but the clothes on their backs and every reason to distrust the adults who promise them safety. Traumatised by the Blitz and torn from everything they know, they must learn to trust a village full of strangers who speak differently, live differently, and have secrets of their own. A young woman appears in Porthaven, and the gossip about her relationship with the Major spreads faster than the tide. Old alliances are tested. New bonds are forged in the blackout dark. The Reverend quotes Shakespeare at anyone who stands still long enough. The Wickham sisters keep watch from their window. Percy finds himself in the thick of things, whether he likes it or not.And then there is Billy the Kidd, the goat who has made himself lord of the harbour, whose courtship methods leave a great deal to be desired but whose heart, it turns out, is in the right place.Through it all, the villagers do what they have always done. They argue. They forgive. They pull together when it matters. They look after their own.The Mermaid's Purse: A Winter's Tale is the second book in the Mermaid's Purse series by Richard Cave. Set in a fictional Cornish fishing village during the Second World War, it is a warm, gripping, and often funny ensemble drama about community, courage, and the small acts of kindness that hold people together when the world is falling apart. Porthaven faces WWII threats as evacuee children and villagers unite in Cornwall. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Three years ago, Tom Ashby watched a hundred and thirty people burn alive on a commuter train in Paris. Forty-seven of them were children. The world was told it was a wiring fault. Tom, a British financial consultant living in Shanghai, kept his mouth shut and went back to his life. He buried what he saw on that platform so deep he almost believed it himself.Then one evening in a bar, he said the wrong thing in front of the wrong microphone.Now the Chinese state apparatus that silenced a trainload of passengers is coming for him. Tom and his girlfriend Jia must get out of China alive, through a manhunt run by a man who has never failed to close a file. Their friends are killed in their apartments. Jia's parents are murdered on their farm. Every person who stood close enough to hear what Tom said is being erased, and the machine doing the erasing does not stop, does not negotiate, and does not leave witnesses.By the time they reach England, the only safe ground left is a farmhouse in Bedfordshire where the ghosts of a Paris railway platform are waiting for both of them.La Terreur Rouge is a literary thriller in the tradition of le Carre, Mick Herron, and Buchan. An ordinary man caught in an extraordinary manhunt across three countries and three languages. From the neon sprawl of Shanghai to the quiet lanes of the English countryside, where the most dangerous things happen in kitchens, on footpaths, and behind closed curtains. The prose is slow-burn, observation-heavy, and rich with dark humour. There are no gadgets, no car chases, no superhuman protagonists. Just a financial consultant who saw something he was never supposed to see, and a state that will cross continents to make sure he never speaks of it again.Set in the Poppy Universe. La Terreur Rouge is Richard Cave's eleventh novel. A financial consultant witnesses a deadly train incident in Paris and is hunted by the Chinese state for speaking out, forcing him and his girlfriend to escape to England. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. 1976. Soho doesn't sleep. It devours.Xandra thought she could survive the theatre district by keeping her head down and her morals intact. She was wrong. When she refuses to cross the line into exploitation, the streets become her punishment. And in Soho, the streets are where women disappear.Harry Sullivan is dying. The old newspaper seller has spent twenty-five years burying a secret that's rotted him from the inside out. When he offers Xandra shelter above his stand, it's more than kindness. It's desperation. Time's running out to make amends for sins she doesn't even know exist.They're connected. They just don't know it yet.As violence closes in and fire erupts, the past Harry's been hiding will explode into the present. What gets revealed in the ashes will bind two strangers together in ways neither could have imagined, and give them both a chance at the redemption they've been denied their entire lives.This is 1970s Britain at its rawest. Strikes, corruption, exploitation, and the relentless grind of survival. No nostalgia. No romance. Just two damaged souls fighting their way out of hell.If you love gritty British crime fiction, working-class heroes with nothing left to lose, and stories that hit like a punch to the gut, this is for you.Richard Cave (British Army veteran, Paralympic athlete, and award-winning screenwriter) delivers a standalone novel about family secrets, second chances, and the brutal price of survival in London's darkest corners. 1976 Soho. A silk dancer and a dying newspaper seller discover a connection that will change everything. As violence erupts, buried secrets surface. A gritty tale of survival, redemption, and family in 1970s Britain at its darkest. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…