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|author=J D Davies

|title=Death's Bright Angel (Matthew Quinton’s Journals 6)

|rating=5

|genre=Historical Fiction

|summary=Captain Sir Matthew Quinton of King Charles II's navy sets out for another day at work. He and his men are charged with helping to subdue the Dutch town of Westerschelling. It's only afterwards that the true consequences hit him, along with some other consequences that are and will be open to conjecture. For the year is 1666 and London is about to face a disaster that will be discussed and theorised over for centuries… Fire!

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1910400467</amazonuk>

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{{newreview

|author=Antonia Hodgson

|summary=This is the third in the re-issued series authored by the former soldier, spy and Professor of English Literature, without whom it is said, there'd have been no Bond, no Smiley, no Bourne.

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0749018151</amazonuk>

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~~|author= Sara Sheridan~~

~~|title= British Bulldog~~

~~|rating= 5~~

~~|genre= Crime (Historical)~~

|summary= As a decade, the fifties doesn't attract much attention from authors and scriptwriters - it's dull and grey in comparison with the vivid horrors of war and the colourful extravagance of the sixties. But World War II left a long shadow, and this, the fourth instalment in this excellent series, takes us deep into past life of ex-intelligence agent Mirabelle Bevan, and the sorrow and the blighted love she has so desperately fought to hide from public gaze soon becomes hopelessly entangled with present deaths and danger.

~~|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1846973252</amazonuk>~~

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