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Tides of Empire Books in Order

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Browse Tides of Empire books by Peter Rimmer in order, with publication details and summaries to help you choose where to start reading.

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Tides of Empire books in publication order

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1

Cry of the Fish Eagle

by Peter Rimmer

1993

A wartime promise draws Rupert Pengelly toward Rhodesia and a missing orphan after his hopes of inheriting a Cornish farm collapse. His search and new life unfold amid family loyalties, political upheaval, and the transformation of a country.

2

Just the Memory of Love

by Peter Rimmer

2017

After a lost romance drives Will Langton to Africa, he returns to England with money and unresolved longing. His ambitious brother’s financial advice conceals manipulation, complicating Will’s search for happiness and the woman he has never forgotten.

3

All Our Yesterdays

by Peter Rimmer

2020

Marguerite Stearle’s life carries her from rural Dorset to Rhodesia, where love and attachment to the land meet political upheaval. War, changing social expectations, and guerrilla violence test her family’s determination to preserve a home and shared future.

4

The Big River

by Peter Rimmer

2023

Guido Martelli leaves a troubled past to build a new life managing a sugar estate in colonial Rhodesia. Along the Zambezi, ambition and tangled relationships bring conflict as the surrounding society approaches profound change.

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Beneath a Divided Sky

by Peter Rimmer

2026

In 1970s South Africa, mining heir Jenson Northrop struggles with the privileges of apartheid while his friend Kaytabana Majourla faces the demands of tradition and liberation. Politics, family ambitions, and forbidden attachments test their friendship as unrest intensifies.

6

Vultures in the Wind

by Peter Rimmer

Born on the same day in a South African coastal village, Matt and Luke grow into very different lives under apartheid. Business success and political exile test their childhood bond as racism and resistance reshape their country.

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