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Vendetta Here is the story, the clash and contest of wills between our saga’s two arch villains, Karpov and Volkov,
re-edited into one continuous narrative, including outtakes, deleted scenes, and occasional new material that never appeared in the original Kirov Series. Consider it a “Director’s
Cut” for this long intriguing subplot in the saga, all things Ilanskiy, the mystery, the mayhem, commando raids, and oh yes, the Zeppelins!
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Sea of Fire The alternate history War in the Pacific continues here in Volume II with 54 exciting chapters extracted from
the Kirov Series and re-edited into one continuous narrative. Featuring Takami’s appeal to Yamamoto, the battle of the Coral Sea, Operation FS and the invasion of Fiji, The 5th of May action in
the Koro Sea, Karpov’s Sakhalin invasion, the confrontation between Kirov and Takami, and Hara’s Indian Ocean Raid. The action then continues into 1943 in the next regular series
novel.
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Join Sir Roger Ames as we follow him into the dramatic events of mid-June, 1815, and the great battle of Waterloo. There he struggles with his nemesis, Jean Michel
Fortier, two men from modern times touring and tampering with the history of this great campaign as if they were playing chess. What follows is a detailed alternate history of the waterloo campaign.
A stand alone novel, this is the Keyholder’s Saga, Volume I.
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Zulu Hour Join Sir Roger Ames and Captain Gordon MacRae and his four Argonauts off the Argos Fire as they pose as a telegraph survey team to Join Chelmsford’s #3 Column on the morning of Jan 11 and conspire to save him from his disastrous defeat at Isandlwana.
A detailed alternate history of Chelmsford’s invasion of Zululand exploring options he could have taken to change the outcome and avoid one of the greatest defeats
in British military history. A complete stand alone novel.
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