Redeemable
On sale
4th April 2013
Price: £0.99
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ebook / ISBN-13: 9781848548749
A standalone short story featuring British agent Peter Cotton.
Praise for Aly Monroe
‘Monroe provides terrific and convincing historical atmosphere’ The Times
‘Skilful and evocative’ The Economist
Germany: July 1945. From poverty-stricken Madrid, intelligence agent Peter Cotton is sent to the British Zone of Occupation, first to Hamburg, then to Luneberg, headquarters of the Second Army.
The troops, told to be ‘conquerors, not oppressors’, have discovered that in Germany anyway, they are rich and can get richer. The black market is blatant and comes in many shades and temptations – but just how high up the chain of command does it go? And what can Cotton really do about it?
The Peter Cotton spy thriller series:
Book 1: The Maze of Cadiz
Book 2: Washington Shadow
Book 3: Icelight
Book 2: Black Bear
Short story: Redeemable
Praise for Aly Monroe
‘Monroe provides terrific and convincing historical atmosphere’ The Times
‘Skilful and evocative’ The Economist
Germany: July 1945. From poverty-stricken Madrid, intelligence agent Peter Cotton is sent to the British Zone of Occupation, first to Hamburg, then to Luneberg, headquarters of the Second Army.
The troops, told to be ‘conquerors, not oppressors’, have discovered that in Germany anyway, they are rich and can get richer. The black market is blatant and comes in many shades and temptations – but just how high up the chain of command does it go? And what can Cotton really do about it?
The Peter Cotton spy thriller series:
Book 1: The Maze of Cadiz
Book 2: Washington Shadow
Book 3: Icelight
Book 2: Black Bear
Short story: Redeemable
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Reviews
'Impressive . . . The next can't come too soon'
'I was gripped from start to finish'
'Clever and fascinating . . . Reminded me of Graham Greene'
Praise for the Peter Cotton series
'Splendid . . . enlightening and engaging'
'A natural storyteller . . . a cracking atmosphere'