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A "thematic trilogy based around superstition and morality”; set respectively in late Victoria era, 1910 and 1945. Edric said: "I've always been interested things like spiritualism, charlatanism and parapsychology. It was basically a Victorian phenomenon, but then it resurfaced in the First World War and again in the Second because people were desperate to believe in an afterlife because of the generations of young men who were being killed. The books have sort of examined that, looked at spiritualism and how people have clung to it."

A "thematic trilogy based around superstition and morality”; set respectively in late Victoria era, 1910 and 1945. Edric said: "I've always been interested things like spiritualism, charlatanism and parapsychology. It was basically a Victorian phenomenon, but then it resurfaced in the First World War and again in the Second because people were desperate to believe in an afterlife because of the generations of young men who were being killed. The books have sort of examined that, looked at spiritualism and how people have clung to it."

From author website: The series follows the career of Luis Cabrillo - a young Spaniard with no nerves, often no sense, but always too much imagination. It's based on the true story of an agent codenamed Garbo, who found a moneyspinner in World War Two: invent Allied secrets, and sell them to German Military Intelligence. When the British recruited him to help create deception plans, his lies were so convincing that he was decorated by Britain and Germany at the same time. Peace was no obstacle to Cabrillo's talents, and that's what Red Rag Blues and Operation Bamboozle are all about.

From author website: The series follows the career of Luis Cabrillo - a young Spaniard with no nerves, often no sense, but always too much imagination. It's based on the true story of an agent codenamed Garbo, who found a moneyspinner in World War Two: invent Allied secrets, and sell them to German Military Intelligence. When the British recruited him to help create deception plans, his lies were so convincing that he was decorated by Britain and Germany at the same time. Peace was no obstacle to Cabrillo's talents, and that's what Red Rag Blues and Operation Bamboozle are all about.

Series dealing with the UK's Royal Flying Corps (RFC) during World War One. According to the author, the inspiration for the series came from a remark made in 1968 (when the RAF celebrated its 50th anniversary) by a former RFC pilot called Oliver Stewart, that the objective of a fighter pilot 'was to sneak in unobserved behind his opponent and then shoot him in the back', which got him thinking.

Series dealing with the UK's Royal Flying Corps (RFC) during World War One. According to the author, the inspiration for the series came from a remark made in 1968 (when the RAF celebrated its 50th anniversary) by a former RFC pilot called Oliver Stewart, that the objective of a fighter pilot 'was to sneak in unobserved behind his opponent and then shoot him in the back', which got him thinking.

Series dealing with the UK's Royal Flying Corps (RFC) during World War One. According to the author, the inspiration for the series came from a remark made in 1968 (when the RAF celebrated its 50th anniversary) by a former RFC pilot called Oliver Stewart, that the objective of a fighter pilot 'was to sneak in unobserved behind his opponent and then shoot him in the back', which got him thinking.

Series dealing with the UK's Royal Flying Corps (RFC) during World War One. According to the author, the inspiration for the series came from a remark made in 1968 (when the RAF celebrated its 50th anniversary) by a former RFC pilot called Oliver Stewart, that the objective of a fighter pilot 'was to sneak in unobserved behind his opponent and then shoot him in the back', which got him thinking.