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Sparrow Falls - Wilbur Smith

 
Description: ISBN 0312940688 / Author: Wilbur Smith / Genre: Fiction / Third in the Courtney Series.

Newest Review: ... a selfish, spoiled socialite who spends time spending daddy's money and tormenting Mark. ** A bit about the plot** During ... more

 ... Mark Anders meets General Sean Courtney during his tour in the trenches in Frances during WWI. General Courtney is impressed with not only Mark's sniper abilities but also his quite determination and honesty he admires. General Courtney becomes emotionally attached to Mark, and see's himself in this young man, and the son he wanted. When Mark returns to his ancestral land, 'Andersland' eight thousand acres of African land to find his grandfather who has looked after him since childhood has died under suspici...more

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Trish70
Premium Review Sparrow Falls - Wilbur Smith: This sparrow flys (657 words)
by - written on 10/03/09 (Very useful, 113 readings)
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A Sparrow Falls, Wilbur Smith As an avid reader of Wilbur Smith novels, I was delighted when the hubby gave me A Sparrow Falls for Christmas. A Sparrow Falls is part of the Courtney series, which follow the lives and loves of the Courtney family. ** A bit about the characters** Many characters bring this story to live but the four main characters in this novel: General Sean Courtney, a wealthy, honourable man whose deeds during war campaigns has also brought respect from both his army comrades but also the community where he lives serves in the African government. Mark Anders, a talented young sniper, from ...  Read the complete review

leebo87
Premium Review 'A Sparrow Falls' and you want to fly! (662 words)
by - written on 12/09/06 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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Wilbur Smith’s ‘A Sparrow Falls’ is a fast paced thriller novel with a slice of laid back South African life thrown in. Set initially in the trenches in France in World War One, it follows to main characters. Mark Anders, a young wide eyed South African who is the main focus of this book and General Sean Courtney (avid Smith readers who are familiar with ‘When the Lion Feeds’ and ‘The Sound of Thunder’ will know this character as a physically and mentally strong man who is very rich and clings on to his morals and ideals. After the war ends, General Sean Courtney returns to his comfortable upper-class life with plenty of fame, a seat in government and a great ...  Read the complete review

 

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