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A.P. Martin’s gripping Second World War ebook is a tale of fear, deception and revenge

Adapted from a true story, Codename Lazarus takes the reader on a journey from the dark heart of Hitler’s GermanyIn A. P. Martin's debut ebook, Codename Lazarus, war with Germany is looming and hundreds of British citizens are eager to pass on information to help the Nazi cause. John King, a young academic, is approached by his Oxbridge mentor to participate in a stunning deception that would frustrate Britain’s enemies. The novice spy must learn to survive in a dangerous and lonely no man’s land, whilst remaining one step ahead of those in hot pursuit.  Adapted from a true story,

John G Smith shares a riveting account of triumph, turmoil and tragedy in post-war Britain

During a meeting with a WWII veteran, author John G Smith found himself hearing a remarkable true story of a young man torn from his first love in Bangkok in 1946, which set him on a path to writing his debut novel.John G Smith's heartwarming novel, Eugene, perfectly encapsulates the triumph, turmoil and tragedy of post-war Britain. After a chance meeting with a WWII veteran, John was fascinated with the stories he'd heard.  ‘The man showed me a small snapshot of himself with a Burmese girl, which he had kept a secret since the 1940s,’ explains John. After a harrowing tour of duty as an

John G Smith shares a riveting account of triumph, turmoil and tragedy in post-war Britain

During a meeting with a WWII veteran, author John G Smith found himself hearing a remarkable true story of a young man torn from his first love in Bangkok in 1946, which set him on a path to writing his debut novel.John G Smith's heartwarming novel, Eugene, perfectly encapsulates the triumph, turmoil and tragedy of post-war Britain. After a chance meeting with a WWII veteran, John was fascinated with the stories he'd heard. ‘The man showed me a small snapshot of himself with a Burmese girl, which he had kept a secret since the 1940s,’ explains John.  After a harrowing tour of duty as an

Newark author John G Smith shares a riveting account of triumph, turmoil and tragedy in post-war Britain

During a meeting with a WWII veteran, Newark author John G Smith found himself hearing a remarkable true story of a young man torn from his first love in Bangkok in 1946, which set him on a path to writing his debut novel.John G Smith's heartwarming novel, Eugene, perfectly encapsulates the triumph, turmoil and tragedy of post-war Britain. After a chance meeting with a WWII veteran, John was fascinated with the stories he'd heard.  ‘The man showed me a small snapshot of himself with a Burmese girl, which he had kept a secret since the 1940s,’ explains John. After a harrowing tour of duty

Cambridge author casts pools of light on an adventurous life

Peter Cruttwell, having studied in Cambridge, has published his illuminating memoir, Street Lamps, which offers a unique insight into his extraordinary life.Peter Cruttwell presents this colourful and well-observed portrait of his passage from war-time childhood to his teenage schooling, travel in war-torn Europe as a boy of 15, service in Military Intelligence and a remarkably varied career in business all over the world. Street Lamps is an unusual type of autobiography because it describes the life of somebody with absolutely no public recognition. However, it offers a unique personal

New naval history book Formidable is a dramatic tale of loss and courage off England's south coast, peppered with stories of members of the Navy

Steve R. Dunn's latest book also unpicks the far-reaching effects of the social and political climate under which the First World War beganDear {{First Name}}, I thought you may be interested to hear about the latest book published by The Book Guild: Formidable, the third in a trilogy of naval history books by Steve R. Dunn in which he unpicks the far-reaching effects of the social and political climate under which the First World War began – a period that he calls ‘Vicwardian’. The stifling atmosphere of rigid social hierarchy, pointless deference, and refusal to update rules of

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