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| Peter Vidmar, Olympic Champion Jerry has done it again! "As Time Goes By" contains that human touch so often left out of other novels of this epic time of world history. |
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As Time Goes By:
A World War II Novel - Battle of Britain
Released April 2007
The outbreak of war threatened all families living in England, including
the rich and powerful. Lord Philip Carlyle, a member of Winston
Churchill’s War Cabinet, was keenly aware of the danger as the father
of two military age sons, Michael and Dominic. Although both were
born in America they had spent most of their lives living at Carlyle
Manor near London. Now their adopted country would call on them at
its hour of greatest need.
As Time Goes By is a sweeping tale of the heroic fight put up by the
people of the British Empire for nearly two years before America and
Russia were drawn into the conflict. With action on battleships, motor
torpedo boats, and on motorcycles in the deserts of North Africa it
takes the reader on a grand tour of Britain at war in what Churchill
termed, “Their Finest Hour.”
Readers of ‘Til the Boys Come Home will recognize Philip Carlyle – a
Church of England chaplain who aided the American born Dan O’
Brian when wounded on the battlefields of France in World War I.
Now war has returned and he must do his part to stand in the fight for
truth and freedom yet again.
Hardcover Book: 400 pages
ISBN: 1598111086
Publisher: Covenant Communications (April 2007)
Other formats: Book on CD
Read an excerpt from the book:
Chapter One (pdf file)
Read published reviews of the book:
Meridian Magazine: Novels Are Springing Up All Over
A World War II Novel - Battle of Britain
Released April 2007
The outbreak of war threatened all families living in England, including
the rich and powerful. Lord Philip Carlyle, a member of Winston
Churchill’s War Cabinet, was keenly aware of the danger as the father
of two military age sons, Michael and Dominic. Although both were
born in America they had spent most of their lives living at Carlyle
Manor near London. Now their adopted country would call on them at
its hour of greatest need.
As Time Goes By is a sweeping tale of the heroic fight put up by the
people of the British Empire for nearly two years before America and
Russia were drawn into the conflict. With action on battleships, motor
torpedo boats, and on motorcycles in the deserts of North Africa it
takes the reader on a grand tour of Britain at war in what Churchill
termed, “Their Finest Hour.”
Readers of ‘Til the Boys Come Home will recognize Philip Carlyle – a
Church of England chaplain who aided the American born Dan O’
Brian when wounded on the battlefields of France in World War I.
Now war has returned and he must do his part to stand in the fight for
truth and freedom yet again.
Hardcover Book: 400 pages
ISBN: 1598111086
Publisher: Covenant Communications (April 2007)
Other formats: Book on CD
Read an excerpt from the book:
Chapter One (pdf file)
Read published reviews of the book:
Meridian Magazine: Novels Are Springing Up All Over
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