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Black Poppies

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Black Poppies

By: J. J. Kennard
Narrated by: David Maxwell
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Flanders, 1915. Captain Robert Armstrong receives an unexpected parcel. So begins a chain of events that will reveal a hidden past, guilty secrets, and unwelcome enticements. Asked to defend a junior officer accused of cowardice, Armstrong fights his battles on more than one front, and against unexpected enemies.

©2014 Jerry Kennard (P)2019 Jerry Kennard 20th Century Genre Fiction Historical Fiction War & Military World War I
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The scenes, the plot and twists and character descriptions were terrific. Loves how it personalizes people in the trenches, and how war affects lives. David's narration was terrific, spot on storytelling and character styles. His ability to use the just right voice for each character in dialogue made this a very nice listen.

Excellent story, wonderfully narrated

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Black Poppies. A tale that invokes the horror of the first world War. Not telling of the horrors but the luck and struggles of a Captain of the British Army. Beautifully written and quite emotional in places. Captain Armstrong is a likeable character though flawed by his upbringing.
Narration is clear and concise with just the right amount of gravitas.
I do hope that there will be another book concerning Robert Armstrong.
I received a free copy of this audio book at my own request and voluntarily leave this honest review.

A hero - of sorts

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