Debate Today For Paris Peace Plot: Go to the web page for the novel. Click on the link. Miss Dora Benley has an enemy. She does not know who it is. Somebody is watching her board the Lusitania on May… Continue Reading →
Debate For Paris Peace Plot: Gary Cargill debates Linda Lucy, another character who thinks WW1 isn’t important now and that it couldn’t happen again. This debate is part of his continuing series this autumn, the one hundred anniversary of the… Continue Reading →
It’s Been 100 Years Since WW1: It’s been 100 years since the end of World War 1. It will be official on November 11, Armistice Day, publication day for Paris Peace Plot. Of what use is it to us now?… Continue Reading →
Paris Peace Plot Starts Goodreads Giveaway: Win 1 of 100 free Kindle copies of book one of the Edward Ware Thrillers at War novel by Dora Benley. Enter today on Goodreads. Miss Dora Benley has an enemy. She does not… Continue Reading →
Goodreads Giveaway To Begin For Paris Peace Plot: The Goodreads Giveaway for Paris Peace Plot will begin on October 11. Win 1 of 100 free copies. When she arrives in England her fiance’s gardener watches Miss Dora Benley, the American… Continue Reading →
Paris Peace Plot To Replace Key To Lawrence: Paris Peace Plot is to replace Key To Lawrence: Special Edition. The special edition was issued in 2015 to commemorate the sinking of the Lusitania. The Paris Peace Plot commemorates the end… Continue Reading →
Armistice Plot and Paris Peace Plot Joint Edition: Later this year Armistice Plot and Paris Peace Plot will be published as a joint edition. The novel Armistice Plot begins at an archaeological site at Carchemish in 1914 as Edward Ware’s… Continue Reading →
Salisbury Incident: The American fake news is not at fault here. This Salisbury incident has gotten sparse coverage here just because America is so isolationist and it didn’t happen here. Cheops Books LLC is interested only because we visited Salisbury… Continue Reading →
At the end of The Far Pavilions, M.M. Kaye’s mystery thriller novel about the British in India and Afghanistan, the hero and heroine leave India behind and escape into Afghanistan. The British never prevailed in Afghanistan I think for all… Continue Reading →
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