Endeavour Media: 37 books

A twisting thriller that spans from a forbidden Mayan island to the opium fields of Afghanistan. Biologist Dr. David Knight is a lucky man. He has been granted special permission to survey Xulakan—the forbidden island of the Mayan people. At the volcanic island’s birth in the Gulf of Mexico,...

Today the word “commando” conjures a picture of daring special forces raids. But originally it was the Boer word for a mobile column of fighting men. This is the account of one such fighting man. Aged just seventeen Deneys Reitz, son of the ex-President of the Orange Free State and...

A man searches for the sunken treasure he once protected as a sailor in WWII in this “thrilling action story” from the acclaimed historian (Tom Kasey, author of Trade Off). Murmansk, Russia, 1942. The HMS Edinburgh is sailing deep in Russian territory, a bulwark against Nazi invaders. Among...

Six Years at the Russian Court is the enlightening memoir of Margaret Eager - an Irishwoman from Limerick who served as a nanny to the Russian royal family from 1898 to 1904. Originally published in 1906, the book captures Eager’s years as governess to the four daughters of the Emperor and...

From the author of God and the Wedding Dress: An engaging historical novel of romance and intrigue based on the life of Don Juan of Austria. On a midsummer day, storm clouds form over Alcalà as three young princes decide who will earn the attentions of the beautiful Doña Aña Santofimia ....

In April 1861 war was declared between the Union and the Confederacy. When the news came it made Fletcher nervous, as he was working but didn’t want to miss his chance to enlist; reaching an agreement, he began his journey the following day. Two years later, on the third day at Gettysburg,...

"Thorne Moore is a huge talent. Her writing is intensely unsettling and memorable" – SALLY SPEDDING, AUTHOR Llys y Garn is a rambling Victorian-Gothic mansion with vestiges of older glories. It lies in the isolated parish of Rhyd y Groes in North Pembrokeshire. It is the...

**"When did you last google yourself, Mr Frost?" ** Will Frost, successful businessman and happy family man, is woken to a disturbing midnight caller who asks him just that question. Unnerved, but hoping that he was simply a victim of a twisted prank caller, he goes back to...

After being involved in a severe car accident and a vicious roadside assault, Beth Jordan wakes briefly to discover a coach party of students recording the aftermath with their phones. Beth furiously attacks the crowd before being restrained and lapsing into a coma. When she wakes in...

Constantine the Great is a fascinating and in depth historical examination of the reorganisation of the Empire after its catastrophic fall, and the subsequent triumph of the Christian Church. Firth, in a grounded approach to the period, questions whether Constantine really did deserve his...

'A storyteller who knows the humour, the fear and the frenzy of men in battle.' - Bernard Cornwall As their ship docked in Bombay, the shocking news of the rising by the Indian mutineers and their massacre of women, children and civilians reached Anthony Morgan and his company.  Even...

When Julius Cæsar died, there were two men who could have succeeded him: Antonius and Augustus. For a while it seemed as though both could rule together, but when Antonius started his affair with Cleopatra, his hold on the reigns of Rome grew weaker and allowed Augustus to take control. A...

**'Contact! Contact!' It was any commander's worst nightmare: a man down and stuck in the middle of a firefight. ** Colonel Stuart Tootal was in charge of 3 PARA in Afghanistan. 3 PARA was the first unit into Helmand in 2006. Sent on a peace mission, he became engaged in a level of combat...

"By the time of his death, on Christmas Day, 1946, he was widely acknowledged to have become the greatest comic artist ever known." Born William Claude Dukinfield, he was son of a London cockney who migrated to Philadelphia in the late 1870's Better known as W C. Fields, he...