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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the turbulent aftermath of the Black Death, England's great trading houses stand on uncertain ground. Old alliances are failing, rivalries are hardening, and survival depends as much on judgement as on wealth.When the head of the House of… Rooke is lost at sea, the future of the family's fortunes rests on those left behind. Matthew Rooke must step into a role for which he has not been prepared, navigating not only the demands of trade but the quiet pressures of men who would see the House diminished or broken. At his side, his sister, Alice Rooke begins to understand that the world she has inherited is more dangerous - and more complex - than she had ever imagined.From the quays of King's Lynn to the counting houses of the Hanseatic League, The Broken Ship follows a family drawn into a struggle for continuity in a world where reputation, loyalty and survival are constantly at stake.Rich in historical detail and grounded in the realities of fourteenth-century trade and society, this opening novel in the Parliament of Rookes sequence explores the fragile balance between inheritance and ambition - and the cost of holding a house together when everything around it is beginning to shift.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Only weeks after the mysterious death of Lord Kitchener, British intelligence uncovers evidence that Germany's hidden war is entering a dangerous new phase.Across Europe and America, spies, saboteurs and diplomats work in the shadows, while…behind seemingly ordinary shipments a far more sinister plan is taking shape. Modern science is being harnessed to transform one of mankind's oldest weapons into an instrument of industrial warfare.Drawn once more into the conflict, intelligence officer Christopher Hubert and Scotland Yard detective Anne Banfield find themselves pursuing an elusive network of agents whose operations stretch from London to New York, Scandinavia and the frozen wilderness of northern Finland. Every discovery leads deeper into a conspiracy where patriotism, deception and scientific ambition collide, and where failure could cost far more than military defeat.Inspired by extraordinary but little-known events of the First World War, Sweet Sorrow blends real people and documented history with gripping fiction to reveal a secret conflict fought far beyond the trenches. Meticulously researched and grounded in documented historical events, Sweet Sorrow reveals a remarkable chapter of the First World War that has remained largely forgotten.
Langue : anglais
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - London, 1852. The British Empire is approaching the height of its power. But in the shadows, a new kind of power is being built.Inspector Charles Frederick Field of the Metropolitan Police is accustomed to London's darker secrets. But when a…n apparently ordinary crime draws him into a trail of murder, disappearance and conspiracy, he begins to suspect that something far more dangerous lies behind it - something reaching into the highest levels of government.At his side is an unlikely investigator: Charles Dickens.The friendship is not entirely fiction. Dickens knew and admired the real Inspector Field, accompanied him on nocturnal police patrols through London, and wrote about those experiences for Household Words. Field would later be widely associated with the inspiration for Inspector Bucket in Bleak House.Engine of Empire takes that remarkable historical relationship one step further.What if Dickens did more than observe What if he sometimes helped Field investigate And what if some of the people, places and crimes that subsequently appeared in his fiction had their origins in cases the two men encountered together Their investigation leads from London's rookeries and theatres to workshops, government offices and the hidden machinery of the Victorian state. Somewhere behind a succession of deaths lies an extraordinary technological secret - a machine whose creators believe it could secure Britain's supremacy for generations.But a machine capable of serving an empire may also be capable of controlling one.Blending real people and events with historical speculation, Engine of Empire is a Victorian crime and conspiracy thriller about friendship, technological ambition and the seductive argument that almost anything can be justified in the name of national security.History tells us that Dickens walked the streets with Inspector Field. Engine of Empire asks what might have happened next.
Langue : anglais
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the turbulent aftermath of the Black Death, England's great trading houses stand on uncertain ground. Old alliances are failing, rivalries are hardening, and survival depends as much on judgement as on wealth.When the head of the House of Rooke is lost at sea, the future of the family's fortu…nes rests on those left behind. Matthew Rooke must step into a role for which he has not been prepared, navigating not only the demands of trade but the quiet pressures of men who would see the House diminished or broken. At his side, his sister, Alice Rooke begins to understand that the world she has inherited is more dangerous - and more complex - than she had ever imagined.From the quays of King's Lynn to the counting houses of the Hanseatic League, The Broken Ship follows a family drawn into a struggle for continuity in a world where reputation, loyalty and survival are constantly at stake.Rich in historical detail and grounded in the realities of fourteenth-century trade and society, this opening novel in the Parliament of Rookes sequence explores the fragile balance between inheritance and ambition - and the cost of holding a house together when everything around it is beginning to shift. In the aftermath of the Black Death, The Broken Ship brings to life England's trading houses as one family struggles to survive in a time of uncertainty and change - the opening novel in a historical series. 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.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Only weeks after the mysterious death of Lord Kitchener, British intelligence uncovers evidence that Germany's hidden war is entering a dangerous new phase.Across Europe and America, spies, saboteurs and diplomats work in the shadows, while behind seemingly ordinary shipments a far more sinister… plan is taking shape. Modern science is being harnessed to transform one of mankind's oldest weapons into an instrument of industrial warfare.Drawn once more into the conflict, intelligence officer Christopher Hubert and Scotland Yard detective Anne Banfield find themselves pursuing an elusive network of agents whose operations stretch from London to New York, Scandinavia and the frozen wilderness of northern Finland. Every discovery leads deeper into a conspiracy where patriotism, deception and scientific ambition collide, and where failure could cost far more than military defeat.Inspired by extraordinary but little-known events of the First World War, Sweet Sorrow blends real people and documented history with gripping fiction to reveal a secret conflict fought far beyond the trenches. Meticulously researched and grounded in documented historical events, Sweet Sorrow reveals a remarkable chapter of the First World War that has remained largely forgotten. June 1916. As the Great War rages, Christopher Hubert and Anne Banfield uncover a hidden campaign of espionage, sabotage and scientific warfare. Inspired by extraordinary but little-known events of the First World War. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
Langue : anglais
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. History records that Lord Kitchener was lost when HMS Hampshire struck a mine off the Orkney coast on 5 June 1916. But history does not always tell the whole story.As Britain fights for survival during the darkest years of the First World War, intelligence officer Lieutenant Christophe Hubert an…d Scotland Yard detective Anne Banfield find themselves drawn into an investigation that reaches from the corridors of Whitehall to the storm-lashed waters of the North Sea.Official reports speak of tragedy. Rumours speak of betrayal.When evidence emerges that challenges everything believed about Kitchener's final voyage, Hubert and Banfield uncover a conspiracy stretching across Britain and Germany, where spies, politicians and secret services all have reasons to conceal the truth.Drawing upon extensive historical research and real people, places and events, Blackest of Lies blends authentic history with compelling fiction to tell a story of espionage, courage and deception at the highest levels of government.Perfect for readers who enjoy intelligent historical thrillers from authors such as Robert Harris, Rory Clements and C. J. Sansom. A gripping First World War historical thriller in which British intelligence uncovers a conspiracy behind the mysterious loss of Lord Kitchener and HMS Hampshire. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
Langue : anglais
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the turbulent aftermath of the Black Death, England's great trading houses stand on uncertain ground. Old alliances are failing, rivalries are hardening, and survival depends as much on judgement as on wealth.When the head of the House of Rooke is lost at sea, the future of the family's fortu…nes rests on those left behind. Matthew Rooke must step into a role for which he has not been prepared, navigating not only the demands of trade but the quiet pressures of men who would see the House diminished or broken. At his side, his sister, Alice Rooke begins to understand that the world she has inherited is more dangerous - and more complex - than she had ever imagined.From the quays of King's Lynn to the counting houses of the Hanseatic League, The Broken Ship follows a family drawn into a struggle for continuity in a world where reputation, loyalty and survival are constantly at stake.Rich in historical detail and grounded in the realities of fourteenth-century trade and society, this opening novel in the Parliament of Rookes sequence explores the fragile balance between inheritance and ambition - and the cost of holding a house together when everything around it is beginning to shift. In the aftermath of the Black Death, The Broken Ship brings to life England's trading houses as one family struggles to survive in a time of uncertainty and change - the opening novel in a historical series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - England, 1586. A queen is imprisoned. A conspiracy is forming. And somewhere in the secret correspondence crossing the country lies the evidence that could send Mary, Queen of Scots to the scaffold.Thomas Phelippes is a scholar, linguist and… gifted cryptanalyst whose extraordinary ability to break codes has brought him to the attention of Sir Francis Walsingham, Elizabeth I's formidable spymaster. Drawn from the quiet world of scholarship into the emerging intelligence service of Tudor England, Phelippes finds himself at the centre of one of the most dangerous political struggles of Elizabeth's reign.At Chartley Hall, the imprisoned Mary Stuart believes she has found a secure means of communicating with her supporters. Letters are concealed, smuggled in beer barrels and protected by elaborate ciphers, while Anthony Babington and his fellow conspirators dream of freeing the Scottish queen, assassinating Elizabeth and restoring Catholic rule to England.But Walsingham is watching.Working from a locked chamber above Chartley Hall, Phelippes intercepts Mary's secret correspondence and patiently begins to unravel it. Every cipher broken exposes another connection; every decoded letter draws the conspirators closer to discovery. Yet intelligence is not simply a matter of finding the truth. When Phelippes is ordered to alter a letter by adding a single forged passage designed to expose the men behind the conspiracy, the boundary between deciphering evidence and creating it begins to disappear.If Mary answers, she may condemn herself.Based on the real events of the Babington Plot of 1586, The Cipher Room is a historical espionage thriller about codebreaking, surveillance, deception and the birth of organised intelligence in Elizabethan England. Bringing together Thomas Phelippes, Francis Walsingham, Mary Queen of Scots and Elizabeth I, it explores the hidden machinery behind one of the defining political conspiracies of the Tudor age-and the moral price paid by the people who operated it.For readers of Robert Harris, C. J. Sansom and S. J. Parris, The Cipher Room combines meticulously grounded Tudor history with political intrigue, cryptography, secret correspondence and the darker world of Elizabethan espionage.Every line a lie. Every seal a weapon.
