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Honour Redeemed

Honour Redeemed

by Tom Connery

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In the home of the vendetta Markham finds himself up against enemies on all sides; his superior officers, the French and the dark secrets of his own past. He can only rely on his blunt Scottish sergeant Rannoch and Bellamy the negro marine who is fighting his own battle for recognition and honour against the inate savage racism of his fellow redcoats.

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About the Author

Tom Connery

Tom Connery lives in the centuries-old port of Deal in Kent, England, with his wife and two children. He has written three Markham of the Marines novels, and as David Donachie he is the author of the Harry Ludlow novels, published in England.

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