The Ship Called The Pharaoh-bookcover

By: Taz Towers

The Ship Called The Pharaoh

Pages: 234 Ratings: 5.0
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"Populate or Perish" was the mantra after World War II as Australia sought to boost its population through immigration. This gripping story follows the lives of two young sisters as they embark on a journey of hope and opportunity, leaving behind war-torn and debt-ridden England for the promise of a better life in Australia. But as they navigate the challenges of a new country and grapple with the harsh realities of the immigration process, they are forced to confront the tragedies and heartbreak that come with the consequences of their choices. With a backdrop of a world in turmoil and a nation in flux, this novel explores the human cost of political decisions and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

Taz Towers was born in Nuneaton. He spent most of his life working in heavy industry and in the entertainment industry before deciding to write a book of fiction based partly on his own life and partly on true events.

Customer Reviews
5.0
11 reviews
11 reviews
  • Sola Bramley

    Absolutely loved this read, full of suspense, grit, and uncertainty which has left me wanting to know more about what has happened to certain characters! Fabulously written, something different !!
    Really hope there’s another book to follow soon X

  • Tigger

    Wow! Well done Taz Towers. Great read, let's have some more!!

  • Lisa Woodcock

    Amazing read. Really hope there’s another to follow. Very cleverly written and was gripping from start to finish. Best book I’ve read in a long time. Can’t wait for the next one !! I hope it’s on its way. Would definitely recommend it to others. Fabulous x

  • Paul king

    What a fantastic read I just did not put it down.

  • Catherine king

    A very very good read. The start of the book portrays the chaos and lawlessness after the war and the story of the girls captures you and makes you not want to put the book down. I highly recommend it.

  • Ruby Samuels

    This book was an excellent read I would definitely recommend it to a friend. I couldn't put it down as it was very good.

  • Ange

    The book was really exciting, couldn't put it down, read through it in a week. Definitely worth a read

  • Rebecca

    This book is a great read, it's very cleverly and well written so you don't want to put it down, I found myself hooked by it and would recommend this to others.

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