Dark Frontier

Dark Frontier

(Author) Matthew Harffy
Format: Paperback
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A thrilling historical western set in 1890s Oregon, from the author of the critically acclaimed Bernicia Chronicles. An English soldier turned policeman escapes to the American West for a new future, but life on the frontier proves far harder than he ever imagined... A man can flee from everything but his own nature. 1890. Lieutenant Gabriel Stokes of the British Army left behind the horrors of war in Afghanistan for a role in the Metropolitan Police. Though he rose quickly through the ranks, the squalid violence of London's East End proved just as dark and oppressive as the battlefield. With his life falling apart, and longing for peace and meaning, Gabriel leaves the grime of London behind and heads for the wilderness and wide open spaces of the American West. He soon realises that the wilds of Oregon are far from the idyll he has yearned for. The Blue Mountains may be beautiful, but with the frontier a complex patchwork of feuds and felonies, and ranchers as vicious as any back alley cut-throat in London, Gabriel finds himself unable to escape his past and the demons that drive him. Can he find a place for himself on the far edge of the New World?

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Publisher:
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Format:
Paperback
Number of pages:
None
ISBN:
9781804548615
Publish year:
2025
Publish date:
Jan. 16, 2025

Matthew Harffy

Matthew Harffy is a renowned historical fiction author known for his "Bernicia Chronicles" series, set in Anglo-Saxon England. His gritty and immersive writing style transports readers to a vivid world of battles, betrayal, and honor. Harffy's meticulous research and authentic storytelling have made him a standout voice in historical fiction literature.

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