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    The Enemy Within

    By Steven Turner-Bone

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    England is on the cusp of the bloodiest war in its history. King Charles has turned against his Parliament. Peter Martins is dead, but not at the hands of Mathew Fletcher. Mathew and his three companions have to come to terms with what they have all done. To complicate matters, Mathew’s sister-in-law, Mary travels with him as he continues to track down John Franks and Geoffrey Wilkes, the remaining murders of Elizabeth Moor, Robert Moor and Mathew’s brother Charles.
    On their route south, into the heart of the English Midlands, Mary befriends Hazel, but Hazel develops plans of her own that start to stress the friendships within the group.
    As Mathew is drawn ever closer to the King on his quest for revenge, Robert Overton, a Parliamentarian officer, uses his friendship with Mathew in his own search for military intelligence on royalist plans for war.
    Mathew is surrounded by murder, double cross and intrigue as along with, Mary, Ethan and Mortimer, they are manipulated by those around them, while they embark on a journey that not only changes their lives forever, but the lives of everyone in England.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSteven Turner-Bone
    Release dateMay 23, 2017
    ISBN9780993548765
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    The Enemy Within
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    Steven Turner-Bone

    I've been interested in history all my life, but it wasn't until I turned forty that was able to dedicate much time to research. I became interested in 17c medicine, that turned into an obsession, now I've combined the history of the English Civil War with a character of a young surgeon as a hero into a novel.

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