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Nigel Seed

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A veteran of many years in the British Army working with the Army’s helicopters. He then joined the Civil Service before taking early retirement and moving to a villa in Spain. He writes his books when he can tear himself away from the view across the orange groves to the Mediterranean. Married with two children. He is slowly learning Spanish.

Having completed and published his seven book action thriller series, he is presently writing a historical fiction trilogy.

As light relief he is also writing a book of bedtime stories for young children, based on the adventures of a small dog who lives in Spain

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V4 Vengeance: Hitler’s Last Vengeance Weapons Are Going To War
is a terrorist thriller by Nigel Seed. Major Jim Wilson, desperate to
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from Romanoff, a wealthy Russian, to search for a hidden World
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Under the Blanket of War by Jana Petken
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As a fan of well written historical fiction I have naturally read a number of books by this author. They have all been excellent and this one is no exception. The story flows and the characters are well drawn and believable. I won’t spoil the story f ...more
1805 by Nigel Seed
"I usually don't read alternate history books. This one was the exception to the rule. A 'what if' story about Napoleon who, after a weak moment of the British Navy, manages to land his troops on British shores. Will he defeat the British redcoats, co" Read more of this review »
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Napoleon as Military Commander by James Marshall-Cornwall
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I found this to be an excellent book. Well written and informative. The author very clearly knows his subject.
The Bloody Road by Nigel Seed
"A truly bloody book

It is fully and very descriptive of war as it was and is. Now mankind has developed even greater ways and arm's of distruction for maiming and killing."
Fields of Pain by Nigel Seed
"Follows the adventures of runaway slave Silas, as he escapes from the plantation.
The novel gets off to a very good start but by halfway turns into more of a history of the American Civil War. There are some great battle scenes, and it is obvious the" Read more of this review »
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The Dying Peace by Jana Petken
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I was lucky enough to be given an advance review copy of this book and Wow! She did it again. No wonder this author wins all these awards. Her writing is just excellent and the story is a terrific sequel to “The Man from Section Five”. I won’t write ...more
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“Will they stand sir?”
“Stand? I’ll have trouble stopping them charging. These men are the 9th Sudanese battalion, all from the South Sudan and the Nuba Hills. Bloody fine soldiers with just a little discipline imposed by their officers. You’ll see and so will the Dervishes.”
Nigel Seed, No Road to Khartoum

“McGuire started to rub the soap across himself, amazed at the change in his own skin colour as the filth of years of poverty floated off him.”
Nigel Seed, No Road to Khartoum

“The troops arrived at the wall together and swept into the village, some through the gates and some through the holes blasted by the artillery. Then the slaughter began as they went from hut to hut, winkling out the defenders at bayonet point. The screaming showed the progress of the individual battles across the village until at last it was quiet.”
Nigel Seed, No Road to Khartoum




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