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Steve Sailah

Killing Kitchener Kindle Edition

by Steve Sailah (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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‘One bloody bullet gets you in the end, he said as he coughed up a mouthful of blood and exhaled one last long breath…’

A single murder lies at the heart of this compelling crime mystery that moves from the battlefields of Turkey and Palestine to the storm-tossed North Atlantic during World War One.

It is 1916 and teenage sniper Thomas Clare knows only too well what a single bullet can do as he struggles with his ghosts from the blood-soaked gullies of Gallipoli.

A first love affair in exotic Cairo helps him bear the pain of lost comrades, until a corrupt policeman from his past turns up dead.

Thomas unearths a mystery connecting his murdered parents to war crimes committed a generation before – the only clue, a blood-stained bayonet.

Accompanied by Lawrence of Arabia, Thomas soon finds himself in the middle of a plot to assassinate the British Empire’s most famous warrior.

KILLING KITCHENER – a powerful novel of adventure, love and betrayal – is for everyone who has ever wondered about the price of murder in war.

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Length: 340 pages	Word Wise: Enabled	Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
Page Flip: Enabled	Language: English

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 3510 KB
Print Length: 340 pages
Sold by: Amazon Australia Services, Inc.
Language: English
ASIN: B077FXW86G
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Customer Reviews: 8 customer ratings
Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #275,785 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
- #3336 in War Fiction (Kindle Store)
- #2309 in Historical Mysteries (Kindle Store)
- #3295 in Historical Mystery

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Sinbad

Kept me turning the pages

Reviewed in Australia on 28 February 2019

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What a great book! What do you get if you cross a journalist with a novelist? A story intertwining real events with made-up characters that is told with such finesse it can be hard to tell fact from fiction. Sailah takes our dusty old history books and turns them into a work of art full of intrigue and mystery. I really enjoyed this book, the reality of the novel's setting helped me to learn about significant events in Australia's history and the fictional characters kept me turning the pages. I've also read Sailah's prequel to 'Killing Kitchener', 'A Fatal Tide', and can honestly say these books only get better and better, can't wait for a third.
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Brilliant...!!!

Reviewed in Australia on 16 December 2017

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If anything, this page-turning mystery WW1 novel is more riveting than its prequel, A Fatal Tide...! It skillfully weaves together a very human story of its fictional Australian hero caught up in a web of murder and mystery, amidst astounding, historically true events and characters. It is beautifully written, satisfyingly bringing to life dramatic historical events including the demise of Kitchener at sea, spy plots to overturn the outcomes of WW1, exotic locations including Gallipoli and Cairo, little discussed themes of aboriginal and women’s participation in the war, cameo encounters with Lawrence of Arabia and sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The perfect Christmas read or Father’s Day gift...

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Susan Biggs

Powerful book about WW1

Reviewed in Australia on 8 December 2017

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This book is a powerful and astute commentary on the complexities of war and the ambiguity of loyalties. There is no black and white in war, or for that matter in any human encounter. This book skilfully explores this, and the hero who starts out believing that some things are clear cut, comes to realise that it is not always that simple. I don’t usually read books about war but I loved this novel as a masterful piece of historical fiction. Anyone who likes this genre, will love this book.

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Michael McElhone

Great read!

Reviewed in Australia on 12 January 2018

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I enjoyed this sequel to A Fatal Tide. It has really brought to life for me stories of the First World War period that I had heard, but seemed distant. I love Steve’s ability to bring such vitality to critical scenes that I find myself smelling and feeling the dust filling a trench or feeling the bite of freezing salt spray in a North Sea gale.

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Sinbad

Five stars from me

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 December 2017

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Well researched and an exciting read

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Top notch crime thriller

Reviewed in the United States on 15 December 2017

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A thrilling read, fast-paced action and beautifully researched. A must read for any modern history buff. Started a tad slow but couldn't put the book down after about the halfway mark!

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Len Dray

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United States on 7 December 2017

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Great work Steve and the cover is a winner as well. This is my kind of story.

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