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Once On A Cold And Grey September

By Brendan Gerad O'Brien
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Published: Feb. 20, 2010
Words: 125,414 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781452301280


Short description

Alternative history. 1940. Germany invades Britain and discovers an awesome new weapon which promptly gets stolen by Welsh rebels. German Captain Weiss, responsible for the weapon, wants it back. The Welsh fight amongst themselves and the weapon disappears. Danny O’Shea helps a dying woman and everyone believes she told him where the weapon is. Now O’Shea and his son are running for their lives

Extended description

1940. The German army is massed along the French coast, poised to invade Great Britain, when there's a rumour that Churchill has died. The British people are distraught. Hitler seizes the opportunity and launches a devastating attack.
Danny O’Shea’s house is bombed and his wife killed. His son Adam has learning difficulties and O’Shea is determined to get him to neutral Ireland. They head for Fishguard.
On an isolated road in Wales they witness an attack on a German truck by local insurgents, who're astonished to find they’ve captured an awesome new weapon on its way from a secret laboratory in Brecon.
German Captain Eric Weiss, responsible for the weapon’s safe transfer to Berlin, desperately wants it back.
But, following a major disagreement amongst the insurgents, the weapon disappears. (Read more)


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Tags

thriller, world war two, nazi, action adventure, action thriller, ww2, alternative history, adult content, nazi conspiracy, war in europe, graphic scenes

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Review by: Mary Eaton on April 14, 2010 : star star star star star
Wonderfully written detailed story, of World War ll, And the German Invasion. And how a an Irishman flees with his son. I found this book to be a real eye opener, filled with excitement.... Very interesting and well worth the read... I look forward to reading more from this fantastic Author,
B Gerad O'Brian ... Great job! Mary
(reviewed the day of purchase)

Review by: Frederick Rodgers on March 29, 2010 : (no rating)
If you enjoy alternate history you will love this exciting story of the 2nd World War as the Nazis successfully invade England. The story races across Wales as a lone Irishman flees with his son. Unknown to him, he is thought to be the key to a new secret weapon that can turn the tide of the war. The story is cleverly crafted making it difficult to put the book down. I highly recommend it, and impatiently await the sequel. B.Gerad O'Brien is one of Ireland's best new thriller writers.
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