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The Company of Stonemasons. The Chichester Diamond

The Company of Stonemasons. The Chichester Diamond
The Chichester Diamond

BOOK 2 THE JORNEY

BOOK 2 THE JORNEY
BOOK 2 THE JORNEY

BOOK 1

BOOK 1
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“SHEEP WASPS AND THE KING” Book ll by GRAHAM WILLIAMS

“SHEEP WASPS AND THE KING” Book ll by GRAHAM WILLIAMS
“SHEEP WASPS AND THE KING”

THE HAMPTON COURT KILLER, SHIPS AND HORSES

THE HAMPTON COURT KILLER, SHIPS AND HORSES
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Wednesday, 18 June 2025

JONNY'S WAR VOLUME ONE Pluss -- Review --

 Johnny's WAR VOLUME ONE 

By Graham Williams 


Book Award Winner 


-- Review --

Graham Williams’ Johnny’s War: Volume One is a heartfelt and immersive account of a young man’s journey from the peaceful English countryside into the skies of World War II Britain as a trainee RAF pilot. Told through a blend of personal letters, vividly detailed scenes, and nostalgic reflection, the story follows John “Johnny” Pink from his family home to the RAF training grounds. Along the way, readers are introduced to a cast of fellow cadets, the unbreakable bond between friends, and the anxieties of wartime youth. It’s a story that doesn’t glorify war—it personalises it, through the eyes of a son, a friend, and a hopeful pilot.

Reading this book was an emotional ride. I was struck right away by the authenticity of the writing—it didn’t feel like fiction. The dialogue between characters, especially Johnny and his friend Tommy, was real and warm, full of that particular blend of courage and awkwardness you’d expect from young men stepping into war. I appreciated how the author didn’t rush anything. Scenes breathed. Letters home from Johnny gave the book its soul. And the flying scenes were genuinely thrilling. The writing is simple and tender, almost old-fashioned in tone, which fits perfectly with the 1940s setting. The pacing is gentle, but it suits the story’s reflective nature.

What really hit me was the depth of care in the relationships. Johnny’s bond with his father had me choked up more than once. There’s such dignity in the way George keeps his hope alive, reading letters, tending the grave of his wife, and waiting. It’s a slow burn emotionally, but the ending caught me off guard. The buildup to Johnny’s solo flight was incredibly satisfying, both nerve-wracking and beautiful. And the quiet mystery of the boy with the apple added just the right amount of eerie wonder. This isn’t a flashy book—it’s thoughtful, steady, and often poignant. And that’s its strength.

If you love character-driven tales, historical settings done with care, and stories that tug at your heart more than your adrenaline, you’ll really like Johnny’s War. It’s a book for history lovers, romantics, and anyone who’s ever missed someone. I’d recommend it to readers who appreciate Band of Brothers for its humanity more than its action, or fans of heartfelt war dramas like Testament of Youth.

Rating: 4


Thank you,
Thomas Anderson
Editor In Chief





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Tuesday, 3 June 2025

JOHNNYS WAR 
VOLUME TWO
STORM CLOUDS OVER AFRICA 


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Storm Clouds Over Africa Volume Two


VOLUME TWO 

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Johnny’s War – Volume 2 picks up where the first left off, following the ever-changing and ever-challenging journey of Johnny Pink, a young RAF officer during World War II. The book dives deep into his evolving experience, from the highs of promotion and love to the brutal lows of combat and loss. We follow Johnny as he boards a Sunderland flying boat bound for North Africa, reconnects with old friends, and gradually descends into the heart of war’s emotional chaos. It’s not just a tale of battles and bombers, though. It’s a story about growing up too fast, about finding courage in the unlikeliest places, and about the lasting scars—visible or not—that war carves into people.

Reading this was like being dropped straight into the 1940s, with all its smoke, salt, fear, and tea. The writing is unapologetically immersive. That first vivid attack on the Sunderland—my stomach actually turned. What caught me most, though, were the quiet in-between moments: Johnny’s chats with his mates, his unspoken grief, his longing for home. The author doesn’t just want us to know the facts of war. They want us to feel it. The fear, the camaraderie, the occasional absurdity of army life—it all came through loud and clear.

At times, the pacing slowed with heavy detail, especially in technical sections, but then it would slam you with a gut-punch of emotion or action that left you breathless. And I felt Johnny’s emotional shifts, while often believable, occasionally moved too quickly without enough inner reflection. But those are small things. What really stayed with me was how the war slowly changed him, not in a dramatic, movie-style way, but in that creeping, quiet erosion of innocence. It’s those little truths, told plainly, that make this book more than just historical fiction. It becomes personal.

Johnny’s War – Volume 2 is not just for military history buffs or fans of wartime dramas. It’s for anyone who wants to understand the human side of war—what it costs, how it twists people, and how, sometimes, even in the darkest places, you find light. I’d recommend this book to readers who love character-driven narratives, rich historical detail, and emotional truth. It’s not a page-turner in the thriller sense, but it sticks to your bones.

Rating: 4


Thank you,
Thomas Anderson
Editor In Chief



 

Thursday, 1 May 2025

 War is a battle of both the mind and the body. A young RAF pilot’s journey through the chaos of WWII is one of courage, friendship, sacrifice, and the constant fear of loss. #WWII #HistoricalNovel BY

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Saturday, 26 April 2025


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Tuesday, 24 August 2021

FROM THE AUTHOR GRAHAM WILLIAMS.

OF THE BESTSELLER SERIES. “THE COMPANY OF STONE MASONS”.
BOOK 2, “THE JOURNEY”, IS OUT NOW FROM AMAZON USA AND UK.

 

Many, many thanks for your continuing support of all my books.

From the Auther Graham Williams




Graham Williams

Monday, 12 April 2021

 April 12 Monday 

Hi there, hope all are well and happy.

Just a few updates.

I am continuing to get better, I had my meds updated, and I have had an inhaler added; it works well as and when I need it. I have not yet been out on the Trike, but I have been tinkering to make sure it's ready to go when I feel up to it. I have increased my walks, and I am not so short of breath after. The weather is getting better, the days are later longer now. I hope to start riding around the end of this month, short tides, to begin with, suck it and see.

 

The New Book, " The Company of stonemasons, book 2 "The journey" is finished and will be off to the editors when she has a slot for it.

 Book 1 The Chichester diamond Book 1 is doing very well. I am pleased, and I hope book 2 will do as well.

To give me a rest and time to recharge my brain before starting to research, book 3 will be set in Canterbury. I am revisiting a short story I have written and finished some time back called apples; it's a short story that I tried writing in the third person. I will make it into a longer story after reading it; tell me it should be longer with more infomashion on the characters, so this is my next project. 

 

Book 3 of the company of stonemasons, as I have said, will be set in Cababery, so I will have to be spending some time there researching hopeful when all is opened up again Hotels and such. And I will have some reading to get into and maps which I have already brought. I have a few storylines and ideas, but I have no main plot, but it will come. Well, that's it. I hope all are well out there and keeping safe.

 

Graham



Sunday, 10 January 2021

Sunday, 6 December 2020

 


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