'Rendezvous in London'The third of the World War 2 adventures of the cynical, good looking and utterly ruthless Nazi agent Heidi Fuchs.May 1941 - the Deputy Fuhrer, Rudolf Hess, flies secretly to Britain - supposedly for peace talks, but carrying in his head full details of the forthcoming German invasion of Russia. Hitler, spitting fury at this betrayal orders his death, and a top agent is dispatched in pursuit.Meanwhile in London, the happily retired Sir Freddy Vil...

Rendezvous in MadridThe second adventure in the Heidi Fuchs seriesJune 1940 – Britain stands alone. facing overwhelming oddsRetired civil servant and accidental secret agent, Sir Freddy Villiers, should have stood no chance against a Nazi killer like Heidi Fuchs. In fact he and his colleague, Gendarme Capitaine Martine Dumont, were lucky to survive their recent encounter. But their last glimpse of her, as they fled the scene, convinced them she was dead.This ti...

'Rendezvous in Berlin' A stand alone novel, the fourth in the best selling Heidi Fuchs Rendezvous series, set in the second World WarThe order has been given to kill the Fuhrer and stop the war - but who gave the order and will it make things better or worse? The assassination team are already in place: they have the means, the motive and now the opportunity. On the surface it sounds so simple - but whose interests are they serving?Two mutually hostile groups, with very dif...

From within the murderous ranks of Islamic State fighters, Al-Qaeda have recruited a team of dedicated bombers. Their task: to detonate the world's first radioactive Dirty Bomb in central London - and they already have the necessary components ready to deliver.The gang are streets ahead of the authorities and prepared to kill anyone they see as a danger to that position; bystanders, police officers and even each other. The official investigation is led by Chief Superintendant Sarah...

A book about beliefs doubts and miracles, and some reasons to stand up and be counted for your beliefs.'In some circles it can be socially less acceptable to say you believe in God than to tell them your name is on the Sex Offender's Register.''Freudian analysis can't achieve in twenty years what the Communion service manages in twenty minutes, usually in better surroundings and set to music. In fact Freudian analysis may be fairly regarded as the rich and gullible person's...

The cast list includes a cross section of Victorian society, from the Prince of Wales down to Clarence the Clairvoyant Pig at the Sadler's Wells music hall. Sherlock Holmes and the Freemasons are in there somewhere, the trouble is that it's a long way from clear just who the good guys are - and anyway, isn't Sherlock Holmes supposed to be a fictional character?A routine trip on the Royal Train, to take a visiting VIP to the North of England, brings all the players together. Fowler ...

The first adventure in the World War 2 Heidi Fuchs series.FRANCE, May 1940 - The German Blitzkrieg thrusts deep into France - the French army is on the point of collapse. Amid the confusion a British Military Intelligence team are sent to snatch a missing radar part. It's a disaster, and the team's sole survivor, retired scientist Sir Freddy Villiers, is ordered home. But he reckons there's still a chance, and with help from alluring female Gendarme Martine Dumont, he could be righ...

The perfect example of chic sophistication and unflappable poise, Miss Jane Moneypeny - personal Secretary to Secret Service chief M - handles her boss and her cohort of unruly 00 agents with good-humoured grace. Yet, behind her polished perfection, she exudes a certain aura of mystery . . .Indeed, as her explosive private diaries reveal, there is more to Miss Moneypenny than meets the eye. When she hears that her favourite agent James Bond's secret Cuban mission is jeopardised and...

“A master spy novelist.”—The Wall Street Journal“Page after page is dazzling.”—James PattersonNEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERLate summer, 1938. Hollywood film star Fredric Stahl is on his way to Paris to make a movie. The Nazis know he’s coming—a secret bureau within the Reich has been waging political warfare against France, and for their purposes, Fredric Stahl is a perfect agent of influence. What the...

John Lawton's debut novel: a stunning, WWII thriller introducing Scotland Yard Detective Sergeant Troy. "A delightful, intelligent, involving book" (Scott Turow).The first of the Inspector Troy novels, Black Out singularly captures the realities of wartime London, weaving them into a riveting drama that encapsulates the uncertainty of Europe at the dawn of the postwar era.London, 1944. While the Luftwaffe makes its final assault on the already batt...

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • For fans of Jacqueline Winspear, Charles Todd, and Anne Perry comes a gripping mystery featuring intrepid spy and code breaker Maggie Hope. This time, the fallout of a deadly plot comes straight to her own front door.World War II rages on across Europe, but Maggie Hope has finally found a moment of rest on the pastoral coast of western Scotland. Home from an undercover mission in Berlin, she settles down to teach at her old spy ...

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERParis, 1938. As the shadow of war darkens Europe, democratic forces on the Continent struggle against fascism and communism, while in Spain the war has already begun. Alan Furst, whom Vince Flynn has called “the most talented espionage novelist of our generation,” now gives us a taut, suspenseful, romantic, and richly rendered novel of spies and secret operatives in Paris and New York, in Warsaw and Odessa, on the eve of World War ...