Fast-paced with lots of tension all the way...
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See my website at gadgeteer.co.za. Also saw this very good list to read for folks in their 20's (or older) at twitter.com/librarymindset/status/1448253965980758018
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Danie reviewed Courtney's war by Wilbur Smith
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Courtney's war by Wilbur Smith
Torn apart by war, Saffron Courtney and Gerhard von Meerbach are thousands of miles apart, both struggling for their lives. …
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Danie rated Power of the Sword: 4 stars
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Danie finished reading A Sparrow Falls by Wilbur Smith
Danie reviewed A Sparrow Falls by Wilbur Smith
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Danie finished reading War cry by Wilbur A. Smith
Really enjoyed this one as it was refreshingly free of hunting. It also had quite a parallel with Assegai with regards to a cargo being "shipped" and hunted. The uniting of two families in different countries, did seem rather far fetched to be honest, but nevertheless it was still a really enjoyable read.
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War cry by Wilbur A. Smith
"As a member of the remarkable Courtney family, Leon Courtney knows how quickly fortunes can be won and lost. Over …
Danie finished reading The burning shore by Wilbur Smith
Content warning Spoilers ahead!
Quite a ride this one was. Real happiness at the beginning which turned to a lot if tradegy. Such a contrast too between the crowded war zone and the later utter desolation of the veld. It was almost like two different stories. It was just rather sad at the end about the sacrilege of the sacred place... The reasoning to me was false.
Danie reviewed The burning shore by Wilbur Smith
Review of 'The burning shore' on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
Quite a ride this one was. Real happiness at the beginning which turned to a lot if tradegy. Such a contrast too between the crowded war zone and the later utter desolation of the veld. It was almost like two different stories. It was just rather sad at the end about the sacrilege of the sacred place... The reasoning to me was false.