Bernard Baker In Cairo To Khartoum - Ian Pauley - Audio Book
Bernard Baker In Cairo To Khartoum - Ian Pauley : Looking for something that is something between Young Winston, Indiana Jones with a splash of Monty Python? Look no further!
Cairo to Khartoum is the first in the Bernard Baker series. Here we meet our heroes, Bernard and his batman Sam on their first foray with the British army in 1898. They are bound for Khartoum to do battle with the Dervish horde but, even before they have left England, Bernard stumbles across a plan being hatched by the evil Jeremy Blasford-Smythe apparantly to kidnap the American jounalist Maximillian Perchinsky. Can Bernard and Sam thwart the plan?
Join Bernard and Sam as they battle against the desert heat, smugglers and army regulations in this captivating story.
In this story he will embark on an army career with Sam Johnston which will take them in every corners of the Empire. They are off up the Nile with Kitchner to the Sudan to beat the Dervish Horde in Khartoum. And they decided to break orders to foil the kidnapp attent. Well this book has everything in it to make it a real pleasure to read and to be captivated.
Cairo to Khartoum is the first in the Bernard Baker series. Here we meet our heroes, Bernard and his batman Sam on their first foray with the British army in 1898. They are bound for Khartoum to do battle with the Dervish horde but, even before they have left England, Bernard stumbles across a plan being hatched by the evil Jeremy Blasford-Smythe apparantly to kidnap the American jounalist Maximillian Perchinsky. Can Bernard and Sam thwart the plan?
Join Bernard and Sam as they battle against the desert heat, smugglers and army regulations in this captivating story.
In this story he will embark on an army career with Sam Johnston which will take them in every corners of the Empire. They are off up the Nile with Kitchner to the Sudan to beat the Dervish Horde in Khartoum. And they decided to break orders to foil the kidnapp attent. Well this book has everything in it to make it a real pleasure to read and to be captivated.
Labels: 19th century history, audio, audiobook, military history
posted by Catherine | 6:23 AM
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Looks fun. Where can you find it. Is it part of a free audio books library? Is it on audible or newfiction.com .
Thank you for sharing all your audio books. You might also want to check YourListen.com. You can upload audio books through this site. Keep on posting!
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