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Tom Connery - Markham of the Marines

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Tom Connery - Markham of the Marines

Post by Astrodene on Thu 11 Sep 2008, 23:50

I have not read this series which was written by David Donachie under the pen name Tom Connery. As it is written specifically about the Royal Marines they could be an interesting read.

Has anyone read them?

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Post by reb01501 on Fri 19 Dec 2008, 19:08

Yes, I read and enjoyed them. I wonder if he'll write any more in this series?

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Re: Tom Connery - Markham of the Marines

Post by Astrodene on Sat 20 Dec 2008, 00:10

reb01501 wrote:Yes, I read and enjoyed them. I wonder if he'll write any more in this series?


In that case I'll add them to my wish list

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Post by Gorboduc on Mon 16 Nov 2009, 09:21

I came across this series a couple of years ago, and read all three novels.....since then I've been waiting for another in the series.....yet nothing seems to have appeared in a long time. Does anyone know if "Connery" has any intention of writing any further ones ? He did leave us somewhat high and dry at the end of the third novel. Question

Since the Napoleonic wars were just beginning at the time of that novel, there would seem to be tremendous scope for continuing.....Just compare to Cornwell's "Sharpe" series. It would be a shame - and a bit of a con on the readers - to just leave it there.

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Re: Tom Connery - Markham of the Marines

Post by Astrodene on Mon 16 Nov 2009, 13:15

At the moment we seem to get a new book in Donachie's John Pearce series each year so I guess that is where his attention is at the moment.

That series seems to be set over quite a short period and the different books are to some extent just part of one story. Perhaps when that reaches some sort of conclusion he will get back to being 'Connery'

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