The Fifteenth Man by William Cook
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Sometimes the setting is the most important part of a good thriller. When it comes to Cold War and World War II-set stories, Berlin is often centre stage; the divided city, the wal...
David McCloskey's fifth book, London Station, is published on Thursday and features an unlikely co-star in the shape of the Daily Mail.
The plot of William Cook’s The Fifteenth Man is enhanced by a tense and claustrophobic atmosphere, capturing the setting in vivid detail. The post THE FIFTEENTH MAN: Nazi-hunting d...
Assignment Greenland. One lie ignites the Arctic. One man can stop a war.
William Boyd is best known for his literary works like Any Human Heart, The New Confessions and The Romantic, in a career that has spanned over 40 years and earned wide acclaim. Am...
Hunter Long, a former professional boxer, has worked hard to make his own way at the CIA, despite constant comparisons between his own career and that of his late grandfather, an a...
The extraordinary story of Soviet double agent Vladimir Kuzichkin has emerged in a new book.
How Eisenhower’s treasury secretary became a Cold War fixer, intelligence go-between, and a man no one wanted to discuss.
After a terrorist attack in Washington, D.C., the political elite panic when it's tied to a dark-net assassination market and a security contractor looks to cash in on the opportun...
What happens if the CIA and MI6 suddenly turned on each other? Ex-CIA analyst David McCloskey's new spy thriller novel delves into the world of espionage in Britain's capital.
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In her tautly suspenseful novels, fugitives stay one step ahead of the Nazis.
The last commercial passenger flight of the Concorde took place in 2003. This story is another version of that flight. One that involves a crime.
Last week, our On the Radar column led off with a James Bond novel, and this week we’re back to more espionage with David McCloskey’s latest – London Station. Here at Crime Fiction...
In 1990s New York, a drug trafficker-turned-reformed businessman fights to keep a nightclub profitable and clean while under attack from nightlife competition, city officials, and...
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