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Remember what the critics have said about John over the years: "Three cheers for Boysie Oakes...Cool, polished, a triumph of tongue-in-the-cheek glossy story telling...In the best James Bond tradition...Tremendous fun, immensely invigorating." Evening Standard "John Gardner is undoubtedly one of Britain's most talented thriller writers." The Evening News (London) "Gardner writes with authenticity...He is one of the best writers in espionage fiction." Booklist "John Gardner is one of only three espionage novelists (along with LeCarré and Deighton) who made their debuts in the early 1960's, who have emerged over a quarter century as a driving force behind Britain's pre-eminence in the genre." Spy Fiction: A Connoisseurs Guide
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Troubled
Midnight
OUT
NOW
Troubled
Midnight is the fourth Suzie Mountford book and is available NOW!
In 1943 plans are advanced for an invasion of the occupied Fortress Europe
and the Nazis have a spy close to the planners.
Suzie Mountford, investigating a double murder in a Berkshire market town
is suddenly posted to War Office Intelligence Liaison where she finds herself
in pursuit of spies and double dealers.
UNKNOWN
FEARS
UNKNOWN FEARS
was originally published under the title Blood of the Fathers.
Publisher’s
Weekly says,’… fast-pacing international suspense in the spirit
of Frederick Forsyth.’ This is a new take on the Jack the Ripper legend.