The Guardian and the Observer are leading independent global newspapers based in London, renowned for comprehensive international reporting, thoughtful commentary and a unique approach to coverage of culture, science, the environment, media and technology.

The Guardian and Observer Kindle editions contain:

* Full UK and international news sections, plus sport, business and comment
* All regular print supplements; G2 features Monday to Friday, Film and music on Friday, Media on Monday
* On Saturday, the Guardian Weekend magazine and our literary review
* On Sunday: the Observer's regular sections: the Observer Magazine, New Review and, when relevant, Observer Food Monthly
* Columns from Charlie Brooker, Polly Toynbee, Simon Hoggart, Ben Goldacre, Marina Hyde, Andrew Rawnsley, David Mitchell and many more

Delivered by 6am London time

The Guardian (founded 1821) and the Observer (1780) are owned by the Scott Trust, which guarantees their editorial independence. The Guardian is published daily from Monday to Saturday, and the Observer weekly on Sundays. The editions are delivered by 6am London time and contain articles and photographs from the print editions, but without some tables, puzzles or listings.

Kindle Newspapers are fully downloaded onto your Kindle so you can read them even when you're not wirelessly connected.This newspaper does not necessarily reflect the full print content of the publication.

Science Fiction, paranormal suspense and wartime intrigue meet in this pacy story of a simple man with a unforseen destiny.
Albert Fox is a demoralised young medic fighting in the heart of what was to be known as the 'Battle of the Bulge'. Isolated from their command, Albert’s squad encounter hostile German forces amongst increasingly bizarre conditions and are forced to take refuge in a ram-shackled cottage whose custodian is a seemingly eccentric and mute old man. Albert is forced to make heart wrenching decisions which will not only affect the lives of his own friends but also the German soldiers with whom he encounters.
Trapped within the environs of the forest, Albert is forced to accept that as strange events and unexplained phenomena begin to reveal the true nature of Alberts universal importance, it is his destiny to determine the future of Mankind.

Gabriel is an Observer, a member of an ancient race that created
Earth and humanity. His task is simple. He observes humans and reports