You can now download Diney’s latest three books onto most e-book readers
The Ashgrove, Death’s Dark Vale and Evil on the Wind are all available to download from Smashwords.
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Click on Historical and then enter ‘Costeloe’ in the search box.
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Evil on the Wind
By Diney Costeloe
ISBN 978-0-9540383-4-2 PRICE: £9.99 PB
AUTHOR Diney Costeloe
PUBLISHER Castlehaven Books, Somerset
PUBLICATION DATE 26th November 2009
‘Diney Costeloe has evoked the sheer terror felt by Jews in the late 1930s in Germany. My mother was one of them and got out. So many did not. Read this book and begin to understand the pain and the horror.’
Julia Neuberger
In 1933 Hitler came to power in Germany, and thus began his great design to make Germany ‘Judenfrei’…Jew Free.
It is Germany 1937. Fear and betrayal stalk the streets. People disappear. Persecution of the Jews is a national pastime. Her home destroyed, her husband arrested by the SS after an anti-Jewish riot, Ruth Friedman is left to fend for herself and her four children. Homeless, she is forced to live on her wits to protect her family. She alone stands as their shield against the Nazis. Where should she go? What must she do? Is Kurt alive? Wherever she turns, Ruth is faced with indifference, hatred, cruelty.
Living with the rising tyranny of the Nazis and their determination to make their Reich Jew Free, Ruth and her family run a desperate race to escape the Nazi terror
as it marches inexorably to its ‘final solution’ of the Jewish Problem.
This is compelling and immensely moving historical fiction that takes you into the depths of Nazi Germany
and the sheer terror of those times.
To buy this book in the UK for £9.99 post-free
To buy this book if you are a bookseller and BA member (firm sale only)
Booksellers may also purchase this book from:
Gardners Books,
1 Whittle Drive, Eastbourne,
East Sussex,
BN23 6QH
Tel: +44(0)1323 521555 | Fax: +44(0)1323 521666
To buy this book outside the UK (£16.00 postage included)
Any difficulties please contact
Amolibros
Loundshay Manor Cottage
Preston Bowyer
Milverton
Somerset
TA4 1QF
Tel 01823 401527
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Special Offer
Bargain Buys:
Evil on the Wind, Death’s Dark Vale and The Ashgrove.
Buy any two for £18.00 (+P&P £2.50)
Buy all three for £26.00. (+P&P £3.00)
Dartmouth Circle £5.00 (+P&P £2.00)
Please order by email at diney@dineycosteloe.co.uk
Signed Copies
Want a Signed Copy? A Special Dedication? Christmas Gift?
Evil on the Wind, Death’s Dark Vale and The Ashgrove.
Individual copies £9.99 (+P&P £2.00)
Multiple copies:
Buy any two for £18.00 (+P&P £2.50)
Buy all three for £26.00. (+P&P £3.00)
Dartmouth Circle £5.00 (+P&P £2.00)
Please order by email at diney@dineycosteloe.co.uk
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Death's Dark Vale
By Diney Costeloe
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Death's Dark Vale
By Diney Costeloe
Free UK postage
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Or to buy this book if you live outside the UK (£4.00 postage)
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Booksellers may also purchase this book from: Gardners Books, 1 Whittle Drive, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN23 6QH Tel: +44(0)1323 521555 Fax: +44(0)1323 521666 |
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Death's Dark Vale
By Diney Costeloe
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Diney Delancey
Large Print Editions
All the romances published by Diney Costeloe under the name of Diney Delancey are now available in large print published by F. A. Thorpe. Available from Amazon |
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The Ashgrove
By Diney Costeloe
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The Ashgrove
Second Edition
ISBN 978-0-9540383-3-5
Price £9.99
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The Ashgrove has now gone into a second edition
‘The Ashgrove is a powerful and moving account of war’ Somerset Life Magazine
‘Costeloe’s…… depiction of women's heroic roles during the war is fascinating, and the combat scenes are well-written. This exceptional novel is highly recommended as enjoyable for readers of a variety of tastes and interests.’ Nanette Donohue – Historical Novel Society
‘from the first chapter I found it hard to put down.’ The Wells Journal
‘…a cracking good story.’ Colonel John Hughes-Wilson – Co-author of Blindfold and Alone
‘A powerful new book….representing a “gross injustice” to the memory of the brave soldiers who fought in World War One.’ Bridgwater Mercury
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Dartmouth Circle
by Diney Costeloe
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