Nathaniel Starbuck is a rebel, a young Yankee fighting for the South against the North in the American Civil War. It is the summer of 1861 when Nate arrives in Richmond, Virginia, suddenly to be rescued from a lynch mob by Washington Faulconer who is raising his own Legion in the interests of the Confederacy.
Personal and political loyalties are tested to the limit, and Nate quickly learns to fight in his own interests and those of his adopted country and friends while the United States of America tears itself violently, unforgivingly apart in the first bloody battles of the Civil War.
Written By : Sir Walter Scott
Narrated By : Michael Page
Published By : Brilliance Audio Inc
Runtime : 8 hours 54 minutes
Categories : Classics Historical
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Written By : Tracy Chevalier
Narrated By : Isla Blair and Jamie Glover
Published By : Harper Collins UK
Runtime : 3 hours 38 minutes
Categories : General Historical
Download Price : $12.49
January 1901, the day after Queen Victoria's death. Two families visit neighbouring graves in a fashionable London cemetery... See full description...
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Written By : Patrick O'Brian
Narrated By : Robert Hardy
Published By : Harper Collins UK
Runtime : 2 hours 49 minutes
Categories : Historical War & Military
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Captain Jack Aubrey, RN, arrives in the Dutch East Indies to find himself appointed to the command of the fastest and best... See full description...
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Written By : Bernard Cornwell
Narrated By : Paul McGann
Published By : Harper Collins UK
Runtime : 2 hours 51 minutes
Categories : Historical War & Military
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India, 1803. It is four years since Richard Sharpe earned his sergeant's stripes at the siege of Seringapatam... See full description...
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Have you always loved reading but sometimes find it hard to find the time? Theres nothing quite like curling up with a good book but many of us cannot do that as much as we would llike. We sacrifice this special time because we have so many other things to do each day. It is a common problem and it is the reason why people on average are not reading as much as they once did.