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An engrossing novel about cataclysmic events
The title employs the phrase used by many at the start of the First World War; sadly, those hopes were greatly optimistic and the conflict lasted four years, claiming thousands of lives. more… Re-Review by Malcolm Smith
William Daysh's epic historic drama about the early years of the 'War to end all wars' proved to be too much for me to assimilate in the short few days I had to hand. more… William Daysh
I enjoyed every page of it. It was a fairly long book too. History mixed with make believe, a nice idea. more…
Edward H. Weinel
This book is written from the heart of the Author Edward H. Weinel. A book that brought back memories of my childhood and teenage years. It made me laugh, it made me cry but most of all it made me feel as though I knew the person who wrote it. more…
Jean Collins
A book for genealogists, historians and for those with an interest in Lincolnshire and its people, Jean Collins offers a composite picture of how South Kelsey and many similar country villages developed over the centuries. more…