Secondhand Action & Adventure Bargain Book Box SP2201

Secondhand Action & Adventure Bargain Book Box

Discover your next literary adventure with our carefully curated Secondhand Bargain Book Boxes! Each box is packed with thrilling tales and captivating characters, offering hours of entertainment at an unbeatable value. Dive into gripping historical adventures, epic sagas, and military thrillers, all while giving these beloved books a second life. Each book is secondhand and may show signs of wear.

1. Monsoon by Wilbur Smith
   In 17th-century Africa, the heroic Courtney family faces new challenges and dangers as they navigate the treacherous seas and volatile politics of the Indian Ocean. Twins Tom and Nicholas are separated by destiny, leading to a sprawling adventure of piracy, betrayal, and the quest for a legendary treasure, set against a backdrop of grand maritime exploration.

2. Flamingo by John Gardner
   A gripping tale of espionage and political intrigue set in Africa. A British agent is sent on a dangerous mission to uncover a plot that threatens to destabilize the region, involving ruthless mercenaries and shadowy international powers. He must navigate a treacherous landscape of deception and violence to expose the truth and prevent global catastrophe.

3. The Sound of Thunder by Wilbur Smith
   This epic saga continues the Courtney family's adventures, following their triumphs and tragedies across generations. Set against the turbulent backdrop of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including the Boer War, the story explores themes of loyalty, revenge, and the indomitable spirit of those who carved out their destinies in a wild continent.

4. The Hand of Justice by Susanna Gregory
   In medieval Cambridge, the brilliant but troubled physician Matthew Bartholomew is once again drawn into a dark mystery. When a series of inexplicable deaths plague the university, Bartholomew and his friend Brother Michael must uncover a hidden conspiracy, navigating the political machinations and religious fervor of the 14th century to find the truth.

5. Redcoat by Bernard Cornwell
   Set during the American War of Independence, this gripping historical novel follows the intertwined fates of a British officer, a beautiful American spy, and a young civilian caught in the conflict. It provides a vivid and brutal portrayal of the war, showcasing the personal loyalties and devastating choices made by those fighting on both sides.

6. Warrior of Rome: The Caspian Gates by Harry Sidebottom
   The first book in a thrilling series set in the Roman Empire during its tumultuous third century. Ballista, a skilled Roman officer, is tasked with defending the vital Caspian Gates against a relentless Sassanid invasion. Facing overwhelming odds and internal betrayals, he must use all his military prowess to protect the empire's eastern frontier.

7. When the Lion Feeds by Wilbur Smith
   The first book in the epic Courtney family saga, set in the wild and untamed Africa of the 1870s. It follows the dramatic lives of twin brothers, Sean and Garrick, whose fierce rivalry and contrasting destinies play out amidst the gold rush, tribal wars, and the harsh realities of colonial life.

8. Crackdown by Bernard Cornwell
   An action-packed thriller that plunges into the murky world of drug trafficking in the Caribbean. A determined protagonist finds himself caught in a dangerous web of deceit and violence, fighting against a powerful drug lord and corrupt officials. He must outwit his enemies and survive the relentless pursuit to bring justice to a lawless world.

9. Warrior of Rome: The Amber Road by Harry Sidebottom
   In the second book of the series, Ballista finds himself embarking on a perilous journey along the legendary Amber Road, deep into barbarian territory. He must secure a vital alliance for the Roman Empire, navigating treacherous landscapes, hostile tribes, and the ever-present threat of betrayal.

10. Emperor: Gates of Rome by Conn Iggulden
    The epic first installment in the Emperor series, chronicling the early life and rise of Gaius Julius Caesar. From his privileged youth to his rigorous military training and early political struggles, this novel vividly depicts the tumultuous world of ancient Rome, laying the foundation for Caesar's legendary path to power.

11. Harlequin by Bernard Cornwell
    Set in 14th-century England during the Hundred Years' War, this historical adventure follows the journey of a young archer named Thomas of Hookton. Searching for a holy relic stolen from his family, he finds himself embroiled in the brutal realities of war, navigating bloody battles, religious fanaticism, and the quest for justice against overwhelming odds.

12. Warlock by Wilbur Smith
    An epic adventure set in ancient Egypt, this novel follows the extraordinary life of Taita, a brilliant and cunning eunuch slave. Through his eyes, we witness the power struggles, betrayals, and grand ambitions of pharaohs and queens, as Taita uses his wisdom and magic to protect his beloved homeland from its enemies.

13. Emperor: The Death of Kings by Conn Iggulden
    The second book in the Emperor series continues the dramatic story of Julius Caesar's military career and political ascent. From his early triumphs in battle to his shrewd maneuvering in Roman politics, Caesar hones his skills as a leader and strategist, laying the groundwork for his ultimate ambition.

14. Assignment: Gestapo by Sven Hassel
    A raw and brutal depiction of the Eastern Front during World War II, told from the perspective of a penal battalion soldier. This novel exposes the horrors of war, the brutality of the Gestapo, and the desperate fight for survival amidst unimaginable suffering and comradeship in the face of death.

15. The Boleyn Inheritance by Philippa Gregory
    This historical novel explores the tumultuous court of Henry VIII through the eyes of three women entangled with the king: Anne of Cleves, Katherine Howard, and Jane Boleyn. It delves into their struggles for survival, power, and love, as they navigate the dangerous and unpredictable world of Tudor politics and the king's volatile affections.

16. The Eagle's Prophecy by Simon Scarrow
    Macro and Cato, two Roman legionaries, are thrust into a new and dangerous mission on the distant fringes of the Roman Empire. They find themselves battling savage barbarians and treacherous political intrigue, as they strive to uphold the honor of Rome and survive the harsh realities of frontier warfare.

17. Sharpe's Havoc by Bernard Cornwell
    Richard Sharpe and his riflemen are thrown into the chaos of the Peninsular War, caught in the devastating retreat from Portugal. Facing a relentless French pursuit and the harsh winter conditions, Sharpe must use all his cunning and courage to protect his men and complete a vital mission, enduring brutal battles and desperate escapes.

18. Emperor: The Gods of War by Conn Iggulden
    The third volume in the Emperor series follows Julius Caesar as he expands his power and influence through relentless military campaigns. From Gaul to Rome, Caesar's ambition knows no bounds as he consolidates his legions and challenges the established order, setting the stage for his inevitable clash with Pompey and the Senate.

19. The Taming of the Queen by Philippa Gregory
    This compelling historical novel tells the story of Katherine Parr, Henry VIII's sixth and final wife, as she navigates the perilous and unpredictable landscape of the Tudor court. Katherine, a devout Protestant, must use her intelligence and diplomacy to survive the king's increasing tyranny and protect her faith, even as danger lurks constantly.

20. Sharpe's Escape by Bernard Cornwell
    Richard Sharpe finds himself in a desperate situation during the Peninsular War, fighting for survival during the bloody Battle of Talavera. Separated from his regiment, he must lead a small band of men through enemy territory, facing treacherous landscapes and relentless French pursuit, relying on his cunning and combat skills to escape.

21. Emperor: The Field of Swords by Conn Iggulden
    The final installment in the Emperor series depicts the climactic conflict between Julius Caesar and Pompey, as their rivalry explodes into civil war. From the decisive battles to the political maneuvering, this novel powerfully portrays the fall of the Roman Republic and the rise of one of history's most iconic figures.