Lawrence of Arabia: Desert Wolf
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Author: M O Chamberlain
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Desert Wolf is the story of an extraordinary man who became a legend in his own lifetime. Based on fact, this historical novel traces the whole of T.E. Lawrence’s life from the secretive days of his childhood to his untimely tragic death. This is a story of friendship, adventure, and monumental genius.
Paperback. Price includes postage
Desert Wolf is the story of an extraordinary man who became a legend in his own lifetime. Based on fact, this historical novel traces the whole of T.E. Lawrence’s life from the secretive days of his childhood to his untimely tragic death. This is a story of friendship, adventure, and monumental genius.
Lawrence of Arabia: Desert Wolf is the story of an extraordinary man who became a legend in his own lifetime. Based on fact, this historical novel traces the whole of T.E. Lawrence’s life from the secretive days of his childhood to his untimely tragic death. This is a story of friendship, adventure and monumental genius.
Lawrence’s childhood and the secret that haunted him is told by a school friend, Scroggs Beetson. His heroic feats in the Arabian Desert are witnessed and recounted by a Bedouin boy and the final fugitive years are revealed by the son of a journalist, who eventually hunts him down.
Full of action and insight this book makes available one of the most amazing war stories ever told. Men have wondered and will continue to wonder how the events retold here were ever possible.
“A magnificent piece of biographical, historical fiction . . . We should be grateful to Mark Chamberlain for a book that combines meticulous research with a lively and interesting style of writing. Masterfully written, the book brings to life a complex, brilliant, and ambitious character.”
Vargie Johnson: Author of Historical-fiction Novels
Lawrence’s childhood and the secret that haunted him is told by a school friend, Scroggs Beetson. His heroic feats in the Arabian Desert are witnessed and recounted by a Bedouin boy and the final fugitive years are revealed by the son of a journalist, who eventually hunts him down.
Full of action and insight this book makes available one of the most amazing war stories ever told. Men have wondered and will continue to wonder how the events retold here were ever possible.
“A magnificent piece of biographical, historical fiction . . . We should be grateful to Mark Chamberlain for a book that combines meticulous research with a lively and interesting style of writing. Masterfully written, the book brings to life a complex, brilliant, and ambitious character.”
Vargie Johnson: Author of Historical-fiction Novels