Robert Wilton crée des thrillers historiques captivants qui entrelacent habilement des intrigues pleines de suspense avec des idées profondes. S'appuyant sur des recherches d'archives approfondies et une expérience personnelle dans les affaires internationales, ses œuvres offrent des aperçus fascinants sur l'histoire et la nature humaine. Le style de Wilton est salué pour son intelligence, son élégance et sa capacité à immerger les lecteurs dans le récit, l'établissant comme une voix significative dans la fiction d'espionnage historique.
This book offers a dramatic, accurate and complete account of the murder of Russia’s Imperial Family by the Communists in July 1918 at the height of the Russian Civil War which followed the Bolshevik seizure of power the previous year.
England has been torn apart by Civil War. Plots and intrigues abound - but it is the struggle between two powerful spies which will decide the eventual fate of a nation.
The Murder of the Tsar & the Russian Royal Family, 1918
Set against the backdrop of a crumbling empire, the narrative explores the intricate dynamics of power, betrayal, and legacy as a once-mighty dynasty faces its downfall. Characters navigate political intrigue and personal conflicts, revealing the fragility of authority and the human cost of ambition. Themes of loyalty and the quest for redemption intertwine as the story unfolds, highlighting the inevitable decline of greatness and the quest for identity in a changing world.
A novel of shadows, intrigue and manipulation in a Europe teetering on the brink of the Great War
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Britain, 1805: Invasion and defeat by the Emperor Napoleon is imminent. An intense, imaginative and darkly atmospheric historical spy thriller - Patrick O'Brian meets John le Carre. 'A sparkling gem of a novel' - M C Scott
Revolution, dissent and secret plotting - trouble is rife on the streets of eighteenth century Paris.
A journey through two centuries of Balkan history in the company of eight inspiring women: pioneers and fighters in very diverse ways, they were determined to build lives for themselves, and in doing so they influenced the lives of others. Each was distinctive and distinguished and swam against the social current; and yet each was a representative of their land and their time, and has something to teach us about the realities for women in all countries and ages. Staka Skenderova (1831-1891) Bosnia-Herzegovina Maria Juric Zagorka (1873-1957) Croatia Xenia Petrovic-Njegos (1881-1960) Montenegro Maga Magazinovic (1882-1968) Serbia Margaret Hasluck (1885-1948) Albania Shote Galica (1895-1927) Kosovo Musine Kokalari (1917-1983) Albania Esma Redzepova (1943-2016) North Macedonia
"London, 1910. Harry Delamere - adventurer, gambler, and broke - has agreed to a midnight meeting in the shipyard where Britain's newest battleship is being built. But all he finds is a man with a knife in his chest, and now Harry is wanted for murder. Not only are the police on his trail but other, more shadowy powers want him dead. Escaping arrest, Harry is hunted through the streets of the capital. Through a series of mysterious encounters and deadly clashes he uncovers a plot to steal valuable naval technology. Harry Delamere is determined to discover the truth, or - more likely - die trying. "--Publisher description