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The true story of young Michael Clark as he leaves a desperately-unhappy adopted home, to join the British armed forces, before transferring into one of the most ill-disciplined and disreputable units in the British RAF
span style="font-size: larger; "> span style="text-align: justify; ">Flying with Cuckoos/span>/b>/span>span style="text-align: justify; "> tells the true story of a journey of discovery, as a young and naïve Michael Clark leaves a desperately-unhappy adopted home, to join the armed forces, as a ‘boy apprentice’ before transferring into one of the most ill-disciplined and disreputable units in the British armed forces./span>
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Hierarchies of Greed offers all you might reasonably expect from a conventional espionage thriller, but with one vital difference. . . much of the story is true.
span style="font-family: verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small;">When a major espionage cell at the heart of British Intelligence is blown, unlikely hero and pint-sized Soviet spymaster Stanislav Paslov discovers the leak came from inside the Kremlin. /span>br style="font-family: verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small;" />
span style="font-family: verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small;">He begins his search for the traitor, but Moscow is in turmoil, Stalin is dying, the vultures are gathering, and the stench of betrayal is | |  | | The Folks at Fifty-Eight
The Folks at Fifty-Eight is part one of The Etzel Trilogy; an espionage saga set against a background of Cold War espionage, political machination, and government conspiracy.
The trilogy will view the advent and escalation of The Cold War from three locations (Washington D.C., Moscow, and London) and three perspectives.
Gerald Hammond is the exception to the rule; an incorruptible spy, whose lofty principles have brought him nothing but loneliness and isolation.
Catherine Schmidt is the stunning young daughter of an assassinated spymaster, whose murderous quest for vengeance has left her at the mercy of Soviet State Security.
On a covert operation in Soviet-Occupied Germany, Hammond is unaware of the powerful forces that sponsor and oppose his mission.
He only knows that he must somehow save her to save himself, but, as ever-more disturbing revelations come to light, begins to |
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