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To Ride the Wind

Frontier, Book 6

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To Ride the Wind

By: Peter Watt
Narrated by: John Voce
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To Ride the Wind follows Peter Watt's much-loved characters as they fight to survive one of the most devastating conflicts in history—and each other.

War. Betrayal. Divided love.

It is 1916, and war rages across Europe and the Middle East. Patrick Duffy is fighting in the fields of France, his cousin Matthew in the skies above Egypt.

Meanwhile, at home, George Macintosh is passing information to the Germans, seeking to consolidate his power within the family company.

©2010 Peter Watt (P)2022 Bolinda Publishing 20th Century Fiction Historical Fiction World War I War Middle East Africa

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Critic reviews

"The home grown version of Wilbur Smith." (The Sunday Age)

"A rousing and revealing yarn." (The Weekend Australian)

"The historical detail brings the...19th century to rip-roaring life." (The Australian)
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Great series. Well written and narrated. Historical adventure about the Australian frontier. A story about Aborigines, and the ongoing saga of the Mackintosh and Duffy dynasties.

Great series

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