A Place Called Home (Cannibal Country Trilogy, Book 2)

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by Andrew Wareham

He wandered across the tarmac into the terminal, raised a hand to the familiar pair of clerks, crossed the few feet of floor to the Military Police office where the service personnel were having their papers checked.

  “Hawkins, George, sergeant. Just been promoted to captain and it still says lieutenant on me documents.”

  The sergeant ticked his name off on the list that had been radioed down to them.

  “Pass through, sir. There’s a truck waiting for you, sir. From your battalion, sir.”

  That was good of them, George thought; arranging for transport could have been difficult otherwise, needing to get into town and then organise a vehicle at the garage.

  The driver of a thirty hundredweight Ford came across and took his kitbag.

  “Instructions to take you to the hospital, sir. Congratulations, sir!”

  “Sorry?”

  “A son, sir.”

  “Bloody Hell! I lost track of the days up in the bush. Look, can we get hold of some flowers somehow?”

  “In the back of the cab, sir. Compliments of the Mess.”

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  Trilogy will be published in 2016

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  Book One: The Privateersman. Escaping the hangman’s noose in England, commoner Tom Andrews finds himself aboard a privateering ship before fleeing to New York at the time of the Revolutionary War. It is a corrupt place where opportunities abound for the unscrupulous. Betrayal forces a hurried return to England where he and business partner Joseph Star, a half Carib freed slave, ruthlessly chase riches in the early industrial boom, investing in iron, mines and cotton. But will Tom’s phenomenal luck desert him as he seeks social standing and lasting affection?

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  The Soldier Brat Youngest son of a wealthy English merchant, Septimus Pearce is an utterly spoiled brat whose disgraceful conduct threatens his family’s good name. His father forces him to join the army in an attempt to reform him, but even the disciplines of army life where he sees bloody action in three countries fail to exorcise his nastier character traits.

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  A Victorian Gent: Naïve Dick Burke is hoodwinked into marrying a man-hungry aristocrat’s daughter who just seven months later produces a son! It’s the start of a long humiliation that sees Dick flee to America as the Civil War looms. The bloody conflict could be the making or the breaking of him, as could his alliance with Elizabeth, an attractive and feisty American businesswoman.

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