Empire of SandAvailable in store today
by Robert Ryan
Book of the Month: October 2008
Recent User Reviews
The Empire of Sand looks like a good read,for both male and female, sort of book that goes well in the winter evenigs in front of the fire with a huge bar of Galaxy
sallyanne rowe,gloucester.
'Plenty of action, sharp dialogue and swift characterisation. The whole is intelligently structured so that this is absorbing and thoughtful as well as tense and exciting'
Daily Telegraph,..
'Plenty of action, sharp dialogue and swift characterisation. The whole is intelligently structured so that this is absorbing and thoughtful as well as tense and exciting'
Daily Telegraph,..
This was a great read. I didn't really know that much about Lawrence - other than Peter O'Toole played him in the film. This was a bit like Batman Begins, the backstory of an icon, I found it really interesting. The book's got great pace, loads of twists and turns. I recommend it.
Kelly Cook,Dorset.
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