“Andrew’s writing is like Andrew himself, authentic, solid, gritty, down-to-earth. Sons of Thunder is a solid western novel in the best of the tradition. Highly recommend.”
-Amazon Reviewer
“Excellent read. Keeps one’s attention throughout the book, wondering who’s next. Very clever way of hidden points, right under your nose hiding points.“
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Napoleon and Wellington: and the War of 1812
A couple months ago, I visited a used bookstore. Now, when I visit used bookstores, I go in with no list and an open mind. (On this occasion, that led to buying a dozen books!) One of the books I bought was Andrew Roberts’ Napoleon and Wellington. It examines their rise and their mutual interaction.…
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In 1861, a stranger in tattered robes arrived in Cuba, and found instant acclaim as “The Wonder of the Century.” His picture was taken and someone made a pile of money off of selling his likeness. He was a Italian hermit who had taken vows of traveling the earth. He is also a real historical…
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Council Grove, Kansas, was a bustling last stop on the Santa Fe Trail. Hordes of settlers, cowboys, and soldiers passed through on a daily basis. And from a distance watched a man named George Copley. He had wrung a fortune from the crowds of travelers- some of it legitimate, and some of it not! Copley…
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