The Sword and the Greater Good - Thrift, Lynda
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30th October 1899. A young, red-haired journalist steps off the train in Cape Town, brimming with determination. His mission: to cover the brewing war between Dutch settlers and the British imperial rulers of South Africa. With a spring in his step, Winston Churchill senses adventure and danger waiting just over the horizon. But his journey takes an unexpected turn when he's captured and imprisoned, bound for a camp in Pretoria. Far beyond the physical world, alarm bells echo through the ether. The Sword has heard them. For the fate of the world order hinges on Churchill's freedom. Luke,…mehr

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30th October 1899. A young, red-haired journalist steps off the train in Cape Town, brimming with determination. His mission: to cover the brewing war between Dutch settlers and the British imperial rulers of South Africa. With a spring in his step, Winston Churchill senses adventure and danger waiting just over the horizon. But his journey takes an unexpected turn when he's captured and imprisoned, bound for a camp in Pretoria. Far beyond the physical world, alarm bells echo through the ether. The Sword has heard them. For the fate of the world order hinges on Churchill's freedom. Luke, James, and Magnus are summoned once again to answer the call. Yet this time, the stakes are even higher - because time itself is under siege. As the Sword, wielding its power to bend time and space, fights to preserve history, the question remains: can they keep the threads of destiny from unraveling?
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After a busy career both in the UK and overseas, Lynda Thrift is now happily retired in the West Midlands. She is Nonna to her grandchildren and loves nothing more than spending time with them, playing and telling tales. Alongside her gorgeous grandchildren, she has two dogs and four cats to keep her occupied. When not on Grandma or pet-watching duties, she is a local magistrate.