Christopher Hart (novelist)

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Christopher William Napier Hart (born 1965) is an English novelist and journalist. He writes for the Sunday Times the Daily Mail and The Literary Review. He is the author of The Harvest (1999) and Rescue Me (2001), and has written seven historical novels under his two middle names, William Napier.

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As Christopher Hart[]

• (1999)^[1]
• (2001)

As William Napier[]

• (2001)
• Attila (Attila: The Scourge of God) (2005)
• (2007)
• (2008)
• (2011) ISBN 1409105342; ISBN 9781409105343
• (5 July 2012)
• The Last Crusaders: Ivan the Terrible (2014) ISBN 1409105377

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