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by Greg King, Penny Wilson
Published Apr 2016
Read ReviewsOn the 100th Anniversary of its sinking, King and Wilson tell the story of the Lusitania's glamorous passengers and the torpedo that ended an era and prompted the US entry into World War I.
by John F. Ross
Published May 2015
Read ReviewsThe sensational true story of Eddie Rickenbacker, America's greatest flying ace.
by Robert Olmstead
Published May 2010
Read ReviewsNapoleon Childs, an aging cavalryman, leads an expedition of inexperienced soldiers into the mountains of Mexico to hunt down Pancho Villa. But things go terribly wrong; his troop is brutally attacked, and Napoleon, left by his captors to die in the desert, reflects on his past as he struggles to survive.
by Anne Perry
Published Mar 2008
Read ReviewsAnne Perrys gift for illuminating the hearts deepest secrets shines through in her bestselling series of World War I novels. With compelling immediacy, she depicts the struggles of men and women torn by their convictions and challenged by the perils of war.
by Edward Beauclerk Maurice
Published Nov 2006
Read ReviewsAs spare, gleaming, and exhilarating as the Arctic wastes and the gentle, stoic Eskimos who had mastery of this realm. His translucent prose is a sparkling and moving record of a bygone way of life.
by Cormac McCarthy
Published Nov 2002
Read ReviewsThe first volume in the Border Trilogy - the tale of John Grady Cole, who at sixteen sets off for Mexico on a sometimes idyllic, sometimes comic journey to a place where dreams are paid for in blood.
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