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The Third Light: The Mad Game Book Three Paperback - 2014

Name: The Third Light: The Mad Game Book Three: Volume 3 (Love and War)
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Author: Cherry, Chris
ISBN: 9780992935122

by Chris Cherry

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The world has once again descended into war. Once more, the people must endure, once more the citizens of France must look deep within themselves to find the strength to survive.Henri Collins sees the world around him turn to hate. The love of his mother Odile is unswerving, but his father's care for his family is fading through ill-health, the result of William's fight to survive the Great War. It is now time for Henri to become a man, to race to save his family from the darkness of the enemy, once again coming over the Bazentin Ridge.From unexpected and dangerous places come hands of help and he is forced to risk his life and that of his family and comrades as he decides if these hands are to be trusted. The shadows of the Great War return to haunt the citizens of France; William and Odile must protect and be protected, they are forced once more to descend into a world of brutality and suffering at the hands of this familiar enemy. But their youngest son Henri is not alone, the final outcome of their war will hang desperately in the balance, until one final act is played out in this, The Mad Game.The Third Light is the final book in The Mad Game series.

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Title The Third Light: The Mad Game Book Three
Author Chris Cherry
Binding Paperback
Pages 366
Volumes 1
Language ENG
Publisher Trench Publishing
Date 2014-11-18
ISBN 9780992935122 / 0992935121
Weight 1.08 lbs (0.49 kg)
Dimensions 9 x 6 x 0.76 in (22.86 x 15.24 x 1.93 cm)

About the author

Chris has studied the Great War from a very young age. His interests include the effect of the Great War on families and home. The Love and War series reflects the investment in humanity in the conflict that should have ended all war. As well as time spent studying the battles and the military developments, he has also studied the effects of the Great War on the lives of the descendents of the soldiers and civilians caught up in the conflict and innocent of the blame for its cause. Chris works in Further Education and is an active member of the Manchester 500 Advanced Motorcyclists Group, offering support as an observer for the Institute of Advanced Motorists/Motorcyclists. In his spare time, he is a volunteer with the North West Blood Bikes Manchester. The charity transports blood and blood products, donated human breast milk samples and urgent controlled medications for local hospitals and hospices. The charity benefits from his writing. Chris loves nothing more than getting on his motorbike and riding off to the battlefields of Europe, seeking authenticity for his stories and adding a human interest to the calamity that was the Great War. Chris is also a member of the Royal British Legion, the Royal British Legion Rider's Branch and The Western Front Association.