Clouds In The Wind (Paperback)

Idioma: inglés

Editorial: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform, 2014

1500921645 / 9781500921644

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Paperback. Clouds In The WindAs Africa stands on the brink of revolution, one young man's life is swept into the storm.Andrew Mason seems destined for success. Intelligent, athletic and ambitious, he leaves school believing the future is his to shape. But beyond the beauty of Africa lies a continent in upheaval. The winds of political change are gathering strength, empires are crumbling, and long-suppressed ambitions are about to erupt into violence.A childhood friendship draws Andrew into the heart of Colonial Africa at a time when history begins to unravel. What begins as youthful adventure becomes a journey through love, friendship, loss and war. Personal tragedy shatters his carefully planned future, driving him to join one of the world's most elite Special Forces units, where survival depends as much upon mental resilience as physical courage.Amid brutal counter-insurgency operations, clandestine missions and the moral ambiguity of a bitter civil war, Andrew discovers extraordinary courage, deep comradeship and an unexpected love with Alyson Carstens. Yet even as the conflict around him reaches its climax, the greatest battle of his life unfolds far from the battlefield, where grief, betrayal and devastating personal loss threaten to destroy everything he has fought to protect.Spanning two turbulent decades of Southern African history, Clouds In The Wind is an epic tale of adventure, romance, sacrifice and survival. Set against the dramatic collapse of colonial Africa and the birth of a new political order, it explores the human cost of history through the eyes of one man whose destiny is forever altered by forces far beyond his control.Rich in historical detail, unforgettable landscapes and emotionally compelling characters, Clouds In The Wind is both an intimate love story and a sweeping historical epic that asks timeless questions about loyalty, honour, destiny and the price of survival. " A gripping and unforgettable Story" (Book Review Chronicals)"A captivating story by a talented author". (Saturday Star)"The pace will leave you breathless. A full on 5 star read." (Bookplex)"A memorable debut that will linger beyond the page. A spellbinding read and is strongly recommended." (Writer's Digest} This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Título
Clouds In The Wind (Paperback)
Autor
Ian George MacKenzie
Editorial
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Año de publicación
2014
Estado
new
Encuadernación
Paperback
Idioma
inglés
ISBN 10
1500921645
ISBN 13
9781500921644
Edición
2ª Edición

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