A fast-paced, gripping, spy thriller, set at the height of the Cold War, in the best traditions of Frederick Forsythe, Len Deighton and John Le Carre.
Jeremy Duns Livres
Jeremy Duns crée des romans d'espionnage captivants, réputés pour leur intrigue complexe et leur regard perspicace sur les complexités du monde moderne. Ses œuvres explorent les dilemmes éthiques et la psyché humaine sous la contrainte. Le style de l'auteur est vif et engageant, entraînant les lecteurs au cœur de l'action. Duns excelle dans la création de suspense, offrant un divertissement intelligent aux amateurs du genre.
Spy Out The Land
- 439pages
- 16 heures de lecture
A time of turbulence 1975. A summit has been arranged between the Rhodesian government and various nationalist leaders, and is due to take place in railway dining car 49, midway along Victoria Falls Bridge. But Matthew Charamba, a key player in the battle for majority rule in Rhodesia, is hiding a deadly secret. A time of terror Claire and Erik are living in Stockholm, raising their son, Ben. But their quiet life is about to unravel in explosive fashion. Each have hidden pasts, to which the other is oblivious, and those pasts have come back to find them. Time for Paul Dark to take action When his family is kidnapped, Paul Dark, the most resourceful and dangerous double-agent of the 20thcentury, must take action or lose the most precious people in his universe.
The Dark Chronicles
A Spy Trilogy: Free Agent, Song of Treason, the Moscow Option
- 800pages
- 28 heures de lecture
Set in 1969, the story follows MI6 agent Paul Dark, who has spent 25 years betraying his country. When a potential Russian defector reveals crucial information about a British double agent, Dark finds himself on the run. As he navigates this dangerous situation, he uncovers shocking truths that challenge everything he thought he knew about loyalty and betrayal.
Set in Rome, Sardinia and Istanbul, Song of Treason is the hotly anticipated and gripping sequel to 'retro-cool romp' (Daily Telegraph) Free Agent
The Moscow option
- 384pages
- 14 heures de lecture
October, 1969. Moscow. Paul Dark is a broken man. A terrible mistake twenty-four years ago led to him being recruited into Soviet intelligence, but he has paid a heavy price for it. Now locked up in a cell, distrusted even by those he once served, Dark has nothing for company but the ghosts of his past when he is woken in the early hours and taken to a secret location. There, he discovers that the Soviets believe they are about to face a nuclear attack by the West -- and are planning to strike first as a result. Dark realizes at once that the truth of the matter involves the final days of the Second World War, and the final mission he undertook as a loyal British agent. Now the fate of the entire world rests on the shoulders of one man: a traitor long past his best, who is soon the subject of a massive man-hunt in one of the most repressive regimes in history. Dark needs to make it to a small island in the Baltic before it's too late -- and the clock is ticking.
