Anthony English Books

This author focuses on the dark and unsettling aspects of the human psyche. Their works delve into complex relationships and moral dilemmas, often exploring the boundaries of human nature. Stylistically, they are known for their raw realism and incisive dialogue. Their writing prompts readers to contemplate the darker facets of existence.

Death of a Coast Watcher
464 pages
17 hours of reading
4.7(3)Add rating
"In 1943 New Guinea, a Japanese officer beheads Hugh Rand, an Australian spy--a coast watcher. The layers unfold as the author entices us through cultural, historical and intellectual curtains, deep into minds and relationships disturbed by the Pacific war and Rand's legacy in New Guinea, Gilbert Islands, Japan and Australia."--Provided by publisher.

Death of a Coast Watcher