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COMRADES OF DECEIT

During WWII, Frankie Broderick joins the army at the age of eighteen and his first experience of warfare is on the beaches of Normandy. Captured by the SS and believing that his time in a prison camp would be more comfortable, he decides to impersonate his doppelganger, Captain Simon Carey, by faking amnesia. What he did not count on was that Carey is a murder suspect. Lieutenant Patrick Starkey is a playboy. His drinking enhanced by the news of his sister’s murder. Dissatisfied with the police investigation, he decides to pursue the murderer himself. These two men with dissimilar backgrounds are brought together in bizarre circumstances, which results in a horrific and unbelievable scenario. Frankie not only has to endure the starvation and the brutality in Stalag IV-B, but also must convince friends and enemy alike that he is indeed a British officer. A tense thriller packed with twists, which will keep you guessing the identity of the murderer until the final pages.

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Jacob Pine

5.0 out of 5 stars This book will make you pause, and think.

Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2015

Comrades of Deceit, by Anthony Hulse, is an intense reminder of the brutality of World War II, and the inhuman conditions captured prisoners of war suffered in Nazi POW camps. The author has done his research well, and breathes truth into a part of history that many prefer to forget.

This book is basically a murder mystery, and a good one. Hulse expertly weaves it in and around events that take place during World War II. The locations and action of the story line are not only accurate, but brilliantly portrayed.

Generally, I pride myself on my ability to figure out how most books end…but this one had me stymied. The method in which Hulse brought the story to a close pleasantly surprised me. I wanted the book to go on.

Comrades of Deceit is a book I recommend to everyone and I give it five stars.

	**** Tom elder** 5.0 out of 5 stars Well that's me read all of this authors books and I can assure you this one is as good as the rest Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2016 Anthony Hulse. Comrades of Deceit. Well that's me read all of this authors books and I can assure you this one is as good as the rest. In typical Anthony Hulse fashion the book is both gruesome and thrilling. You will be hooked from the start all the way to the last page. It's set in the early 1940s during the war years, and captivates your imagination all the way through. 5* 17 October 2016. **** Forever and Ever Following a car accident, Lucy Kinsella wakens after five years in a coma. She experiences terrifying hallucinations, and with the help of a psychologist, she discovers that she actually lived the lives of the spirits who visit her. A series of child abductions in the area of Whitby, Scarborough and North Yorkshire results in a gruesome cannibalistic discovery. A nationwide manhunt follows, as the suspect flees. Attempting to unravel the mystery of Lucy’s ghostly visitors, a team of ghost hunters conduct an experiment at the eerie setting of St Mary’s graveyard, perched on the cliffs above the resort of Whitby. The frightening events that follow unlock but part of this enigma. Lucy meets James Meredith, a man who when under hypnosis also seemed to remember past lives. Together, the couple discover something so incredible and coincidental, or is it fate? Could they be somehow involved with what is happening to the children of North Yorkshire? A spine-chilling thriller with a terrifying finale. ** REVIEWS * I'll remember this book for a long, long time, 13 June 2014 By T. Atoka Anthony Hulse baited me, and as soon as I nibbled the first few pages of Forever and Ever, he set the hook and reeled me in. Hulse is a bona fide master at turning phrases. The mind scenes he created in this book forced me to witness issues that most people speak of in hushed whispers. A blood thirsty maniac, in more ways than one, is on the prowl and his victims are children. A young girl has an accident and morphs into something incredible when she wakes from an extended coma. And now comes a case of re-incarceration, and a foreign language too. Am I sitting on the edge of my seat yet? YES. (tea) and my blood pressure is rising. Anthony Hulse is a practitioner of textual magic. I was gradually drawn deeper and deeper into this story...and I had warned myself to not let this happen. I'm not accustomed to reading material that makes me feel uneasy, and this particular stort did just that. The take-away from this review is that Forever and Ever is not only well written, it is a book that deals with a life current that many of us rarely see. The story needs to be read in order to learn what takes place in the recesses of our world, and without this author's diligence, would go unnoticed. A caveat: just when you think that nothing more in this story can jolt your feelings, or imagination, Anthony Hulse finds a way to do just that. Fret not, your respiratory system eventually returns to normal, although what a ride you'll have from the front cover of Forever and Ever, to the back. By the way, I pride myself on having the ability to figure out how most stories end. However, this time the author's upsmanship took the cup. I'm happy to have recieved Forever and Ever as a birthday present; you can be sure that I'll buy more of Anthony Hulse's books as time goes on. Consider this a good read, and I recommend it highly. ** *** Forever and Ever, 2 June 2014 By Suzanne Steele (Charlotte, NC) This spooky, gruesome tale of a young girl who has visions of past events is written in such a style that I did not want it to end. A truly frightening story, definitely not one for the squeamish. I will definitely read more by this author. I recieved a free copy of this book for a fair and honest review. **** **** A great read. 14 Jun 2014 By Amazon Customer "Tobias" (Corfu, Greece.) I enjoyed this book despite it being completely outside my usual reading genre. The plot is well thought out and presented in easy reading chapters. I enjoyed the main character and would have liked her spooky experiences to be more in depth as these formed the main thread of the story. Still, there are enough twists and turns to keep you guessing right up to the end. Highly recommended for a weekend, or holiday read. ps- I would have given it 5 stars except I cannot say I 'love' it because I don't usually read this type of book, but it was 'good' and I did 'like' it a lot. ** * Tom elder** 5.0 out of 5 stars Gruesome Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2016 Anthony Hulse Forever and Ever. I've read a few of Anthony Hulse books now and this one is up there with the best of them. When children start to go missing then turn up dead with body parts missing the police are now looking for a murderer who also enjoys eating the victims. A fast moving story this book has everything in it. From start to end this book kept me captivated. In typical Anthony Hulse style it takes gruesome to a new level. **** Paperback: http://amzn.to/1GYBkv1 EPUB E-book: http://bit.ly/1PKLCWV** Kindle UK: https://amzn.to/3ZV7tD3 Amazon UK paerback: https://amzn.to/3mzuQ6A Kindle.com: https://amzn.to/3ZuGSN3 Amazon.com paperback: https://amzn.to/3L61KWy

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Tom elder

5.0 out of 5 stars Well that's me read all of this authors books and I can assure you this one is as good as the rest

Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2016

Anthony Hulse.
Comrades of Deceit.
Well that's me read all of this authors books and I can assure you this one is as good as the rest. In typical Anthony Hulse fashion the book is both gruesome and thrilling.
You will be hooked from the start all the way to the last page. It's set in the early 1940s during the war years, and captivates your imagination all the way through.
5* 17 October 2016.

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        Forever and Ever

Following a car accident, Lucy Kinsella wakens after five years in a coma. She experiences terrifying hallucinations, and with the help of a psychologist, she discovers that she actually lived the lives of the spirits who visit her. A series of child abductions in the area of Whitby, Scarborough and North Yorkshire results in a gruesome cannibalistic discovery. A nationwide manhunt follows, as the suspect flees. Attempting to unravel the mystery of Lucy’s ghostly visitors, a team of ghost hunters conduct an experiment at the eerie setting of St Mary’s graveyard, perched on the cliffs above the resort of Whitby. The frightening events that follow unlock but part of this enigma. Lucy meets James Meredith, a man who when under hypnosis also seemed to remember past lives. Together, the couple discover something so incredible and coincidental, or is it fate? Could they be somehow involved with what is happening to the children of North Yorkshire? A spine-chilling thriller with a terrifying finale.

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I'll remember this book for a long, long time, 13 June 2014

By T. Atoka

Anthony Hulse baited me, and as soon as I nibbled the first few pages of Forever and Ever, he set the hook and reeled me in. Hulse is a bona fide master at turning phrases. The mind scenes he created in this book forced me to witness issues that most people speak of in hushed whispers.

A blood thirsty maniac, in more ways than one, is on the prowl and his victims are children. A young girl has an accident and morphs into something incredible when she wakes from an extended coma.

And now comes a case of re-incarceration, and a foreign language too. Am I sitting on the edge of my seat yet? YES. (tea) and my blood pressure is rising.

Anthony Hulse is a practitioner of textual magic. I was gradually drawn deeper and deeper into this story...and I had warned myself to not let this happen. I'm not accustomed to reading material that makes me feel uneasy, and this particular stort did just that.

The take-away from this review is that Forever and Ever is not only well written, it is a book that deals with a life current that many of us rarely see. The story needs to be read in order to learn what takes place in the recesses of our world, and without this author's diligence, would go unnoticed.

A caveat: just when you think that nothing more in this story can jolt your feelings, or imagination, Anthony Hulse finds a way to do just that. Fret not, your respiratory system eventually returns to normal, although what a ride you'll have from the front cover of Forever and Ever, to the back.

By the way, I pride myself on having the ability to figure out how most stories end. However, this time the author's upsmanship took the cup.

I'm happy to have recieved Forever and Ever as a birthday present; you can be sure that I'll buy more of Anthony Hulse's books as time goes on.

Consider this a good read, and I recommend it highly.

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Forever and Ever, 2 June 2014

By Suzanne Steele (Charlotte, NC)

This spooky, gruesome tale of a young girl who has visions of past events is written in such a style that I did not want it to end. A truly frightening story, definitely not one for the squeamish. I will definitely read more by this author.

*I recieved a free copy of this book for a fair and honest review.*

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A great read. 14 Jun 2014

By Amazon Customer "Tobias" (Corfu, Greece.)

I enjoyed this book despite it being completely outside my usual reading genre. The plot is well thought out and presented in easy reading chapters. I enjoyed the main character and would have liked her spooky experiences to be more in depth as these formed the main thread of the story. Still, there are enough twists and turns to keep you guessing right up to the end.

Highly recommended for a weekend, or holiday read.

ps- I would have given it 5 stars except I cannot say I 'love' it because I don't usually read this type of book, but it was 'good' and I did 'like' it a lot.

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Tom elder

5.0 out of 5 stars Gruesome

Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2016

Anthony Hulse
Forever and Ever.
I've read a few of Anthony Hulse books now and this one is up there with the best of them.
When children start to go missing then turn up dead with body parts missing the police are now looking for a murderer who also enjoys eating the victims.
A fast moving story this book has everything in it.
From start to end this book kept me captivated. In typical Anthony Hulse style it takes gruesome to a new level.

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