Brothers & Enemies
Cold War, Hot Passions, #4
Mystery & Suspense, Espionage, Fiction & Literature, Historical, Thrillers
| Author: | Andre Jute | ISBN: | 9781502289421 |
| Publisher: | CoolMain Press | Publication: | October 9, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Andre Jute |
| ISBN: | 9781502289421 |
| Publisher: | CoolMain Press |
| Publication: | October 9, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Book 4 of
COLD WAR, HOT PASSIONS
comprises
BROTHERS & ENEMIES
PRIVATE INTIMATIONS
TROPIC OF TREASON
*
BROTHERS & ENEMIES
Stalin was paranoid. He had good reason to be. He planned a new Terror. Somebody plotted to kill him before he could start the new cycle of arrests and executions. But it wasn't the Jewish doctors Stalin killed for it. The plotters were people Stalin overlooked as totally loyal, true patriots.
PRIVATE INTIMATIONS
In immediately postwar Italy, among the reprisals and communist wrecking, Joshua Adams and Hillel Hirsch play off the Mafia and the Camorra on the international black market to raise the funds to buy an entire nation, plus the loyalty of the yet-to-be Israeli they aid and abet against the British, who want only to send Jewish refugee ships bound for Tel Aviv to the bottom of the Mediterranean. In Ankara, meanwhile, their friend Kim Philby is hours from being exposed.
TROPIC OF TREASON
William Harvey McQueen is the FBI's point man against Stalin's killer goons and atomic spies. Years before he would beintroduced to President Kennedy as "the American James Bond", he exposes spies with offices in the White House itself. Tropic of Treason tells how— and above all why — David Adams recruits Harvey McQueen to the CIA, where he exposes Burgess, McLean and Philby as Russian spies.
“Wild but exciting. A grand job with plenty of irony.”
New York Times
“So bizarre, it’s probably all true.”
London Evening News
This is an important book.”
Sydney Morning Herald
“Keeps up such a pace and such interest that it really satisfies.”
Good Housekeeping
“A masterly story that has pace, humor, tension and excitement with the bonus of truth.”
The Australian
“Jute has clearly conducted a great deal of research into everything he describes, investing the novel with an air of prophecy. His moral and ecological concerns are important.”
Times Literary Supplement
Book 4 of
COLD WAR, HOT PASSIONS
comprises
BROTHERS & ENEMIES
PRIVATE INTIMATIONS
TROPIC OF TREASON
*
BROTHERS & ENEMIES
Stalin was paranoid. He had good reason to be. He planned a new Terror. Somebody plotted to kill him before he could start the new cycle of arrests and executions. But it wasn't the Jewish doctors Stalin killed for it. The plotters were people Stalin overlooked as totally loyal, true patriots.
PRIVATE INTIMATIONS
In immediately postwar Italy, among the reprisals and communist wrecking, Joshua Adams and Hillel Hirsch play off the Mafia and the Camorra on the international black market to raise the funds to buy an entire nation, plus the loyalty of the yet-to-be Israeli they aid and abet against the British, who want only to send Jewish refugee ships bound for Tel Aviv to the bottom of the Mediterranean. In Ankara, meanwhile, their friend Kim Philby is hours from being exposed.
TROPIC OF TREASON
William Harvey McQueen is the FBI's point man against Stalin's killer goons and atomic spies. Years before he would beintroduced to President Kennedy as "the American James Bond", he exposes spies with offices in the White House itself. Tropic of Treason tells how— and above all why — David Adams recruits Harvey McQueen to the CIA, where he exposes Burgess, McLean and Philby as Russian spies.
“Wild but exciting. A grand job with plenty of irony.”
New York Times
“So bizarre, it’s probably all true.”
London Evening News
This is an important book.”
Sydney Morning Herald
“Keeps up such a pace and such interest that it really satisfies.”
Good Housekeeping
“A masterly story that has pace, humor, tension and excitement with the bonus of truth.”
The Australian
“Jute has clearly conducted a great deal of research into everything he describes, investing the novel with an air of prophecy. His moral and ecological concerns are important.”
Times Literary Supplement
