The Ghost Planner Book Four... Men Of War... - Stevenson, Percy
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Hamish Dexter, now a Colonel of the Scots Guards, and his wife Elizabeth, the politician in Parliament, but it's not the life they thought they would be living. Augustus Talbot is dead, but he won't stay dead, he is still planning for their future, like it or not, they are still under his protection, and more people join the clan as he prepares for big moves, however, a war is about to start with China, so he has to come up with something and fast, he writes another book as an add on to his first, called, The China Question, and gives advice from the grave to the leaders of the world. His…mehr

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Hamish Dexter, now a Colonel of the Scots Guards, and his wife Elizabeth, the politician in Parliament, but it's not the life they thought they would be living. Augustus Talbot is dead, but he won't stay dead, he is still planning for their future, like it or not, they are still under his protection, and more people join the clan as he prepares for big moves, however, a war is about to start with China, so he has to come up with something and fast, he writes another book as an add on to his first, called, The China Question, and gives advice from the grave to the leaders of the world. His granddaughter Caledonia is living on the ice of Canada with her man, but the new baby changes everything. Helen's ancient problem is about to be solved, but he asks only one thing from her: loyalty! But she wants revenge on someone in the UK who tried to stab her in the back. He has to control her anger; He hopes Caledonia is happily living on the ice. She has learned her hard lessons, but is she ready to return with her new baby? He still has all the plates spinning, but it's explanation time.
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Percy was born in the University town of Loughborough in Leicestershire, both parents worked for what used to be called the training college but is now a vast institution of learning and sports sciences. History was made in this little piece of central England: trains, planes, and anything made of metal.