Evil on the Wind
by Diney Costeloe
Price: $7.99 USD. 109030 words.
Published by Amolibros on July 9, 2010. Fiction.
Living with the rising tyranny of the Nazis and their determination to make their Reich Jew Free, Ruth and her family run a desperate race to escape the Nazi terror as it marches inexorably to its ‘final solution’ of the Jewish Problem. This is compelling and immensely moving historical fiction that takes you into the depths of Nazi Germany and the sheer terror of those times.
Location: United Kingdom
Member Since: July 09, 2010
Diney Costeloe
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Death's Dark Vale
by Diney Costeloe
Price: $7.99 USD. 129690 words. Published by Amolibros on July 9, 2010. Fiction.
A sequel to The Ashgrove, Death’s Dark Vale is also set in St Croix, in a France under German occupation. At the convent of Our Lady of Mercy Adelaide and the sisters truly walk in the valley of the shadow of death as they try to protect the innocent from the evil menace of the Nazi war machine. A powerful novel that brilliantly conjures the era.
Price: $7.99 USD. 129690 words. Published by Amolibros on July 9, 2010. Fiction.
A sequel to The Ashgrove, Death’s Dark Vale is also set in St Croix, in a France under German occupation. At the convent of Our Lady of Mercy Adelaide and the sisters truly walk in the valley of the shadow of death as they try to protect the innocent from the evil menace of the Nazi war machine. A powerful novel that brilliantly conjures the era.
The Ashgrove
by Diney Costeloe
Price: $7.99 USD. 128920 words. Published by Amolibros on July 9, 2010. Fiction.
Eight ash trees were planted in 1921 as a memorial to those men from the village of Charlton Ambrose who were killed in World War One. Rachel Elliott, reporter on the Belcaster Chronicle, is intrigued by the whole story and she decides to find out more. But there is a mystery, the Ashgrove includes a mysterious ninth tree, never officially planted—in whose memory is this tree and who planted it?
Price: $7.99 USD. 128920 words. Published by Amolibros on July 9, 2010. Fiction.
Eight ash trees were planted in 1921 as a memorial to those men from the village of Charlton Ambrose who were killed in World War One. Rachel Elliott, reporter on the Belcaster Chronicle, is intrigued by the whole story and she decides to find out more. But there is a mystery, the Ashgrove includes a mysterious ninth tree, never officially planted—in whose memory is this tree and who planted it?