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[generic] Review: Keane’s Company by Iain Gale

Neil Gow

Neil Gow

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You have to admire the chutzpah of Iain Gale. He’s a great author and I really like his book ‘Four Days in June’ as a story of Waterloo. However, writing a book about an...

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Borrowed Man of Honour from the library and am about 1/3 into it. Different hero (?), earlier war (Marlborough's European campaigns). Like Keane, Steele is a morally ambiguous man with more than a whiff of sexism about him. Not sure if I'll continue with the series; as per usual, #1 and #3 are in the ebook catalogue, but not #2...
 
I remember enjoying those books years ago. As you say, a different war with some subtle wiggles that intrigued me. I remember no details but the vibes though! 😀
 
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