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Dark September by Brendan O'Brien

Autumn 1940. Germany invades Britain. Newport is blitzed. Danny O’Shea’s house is bombed, his wife is killed. While taking his young son Adam to neutral Ireland, they witness an attack on a German convoy. The result is brutal.  
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Operation Oboe by Miller Caldwell

A delightfully rare Historical Novel. 85% a biography of a spy, musician, mother and her neice trapped behind German lines in World War I. This background led to a diplomatic post in World War II. Aged 92, Vera disclosed her past life one year before  
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Karl David Klein lives in Oklahoma and travels extensively.


Background Information

When Karl was 12 years old he discovered his Great Grandfather's Civl War discharge framed and hanging on the wall of his aunt's home.  It ignited a love affair with Civil War history that has lasted to this day. Karl spent over forty years studying and researching the Civil War before writing his first novel.  He has travelled extensively in the South and is familiar with the locations he writes about.   He has been in the entertainment industry most of his life.  In the late 1970s he became acquainted with Tulsa author and bookstore owner Lewis Meyer who insisted he write about the Civil War.