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Mark March 20 on your calendars. You can follow Key to Lawrence Special Edition on its tour of various blogs concerning books and novels. All together it will appear on 25 including Queen of All She Reads, CBY Book Club,… Continue Reading →

In Key to Lawrence Edward and Dora meet in Queenstown, Ireland on May 8, 1915 in a hotel by the dock. Four years later, will Edward still be alive? Will they rendezvous in Paris?

Off to Germany, England, or who knows where. Dora and Edward are ready to leave town on one of their chases after the Lawrence maps. Who knows where the quest will lead next? Queen Mary 2

Key to Lawrence has had more versions than any other novel I’ve ever written. I’ve posted it on Amazon in five different editions: 1)Those Who Dream By Day (quote from T. E. Lawrence) 2)King Abdullah’s Tomb 3) Lusitania Plot 4)… Continue Reading →

I don’t know why I didn’t think of this before. If you look up Those Who Dream By Day by Linda Cargill on Amazon.com —this was the original version of Key to Lawrence — you will find two photos on… Continue Reading →

Gordon Williams:Hectic action packed drama of the ripping yarn of the period. In today’s worldthis makes Key to Lawrence refreshingly different but worth trying if you like to be adventurous rather than safe.

We here at Cheops Books also want to share with your the fruits of a little bit of digging about the Great War history behind Key to Lawrence Special Edition. Near the end of the novel Lawrence of Arabia’s Battle… Continue Reading →

Leopold Ware and Thomasina Edwina Ware, both children of General Lord Edward Ware, went their separate ways after World War 2. Leopold followed in his father’s footsteps in the British army. Thomasina fled the country for Russia where she was… Continue Reading →

If you project Edward’s story back in time, each one of his ancestors at select time periods in British history could be plagued by an evil temptress like Helga von Wessel. Here the vamp looks out at you like a… Continue Reading →

This is a virtual Roman coin that we created on the Roman Baths website, you know the one in the city of Bath. Lucius Antonius journeyed to Britain with his new bride at the end of the BC’s, fleeing Alexandria… Continue Reading →