Cauldron of Hate is set against the background of a Muslim led uprising in Southern Russia, backed by Al-Qaeda from bases in the Caucasus. The terrorists are intent on usurping control of the region.
"John Armstrong" is sent to discover what has become of a missing British agent. Above all, he must prevent Al-Qaeda seizing the Presidency.
Can John rid himself of the death threats which stem from his previous activities in Kosovo? Who is Kristina, the attractive Russian who befriends him?
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'A compelling thriller, with plenty of tension and excitement - - action sequences particularly good. The plot has many twists and turns to keep the reader guessing.'
'This book is well written, enjoyable and easy to read. The storyline iss excellent and moves quickly along, holding the reader's attention throughout.'
'Keep going. Don't give up now,' I whispered urgently to the Muslim youth guiding me through the minefield around what remained of the village.
For the last five minutes he had begun to glance at his watch. How come one so poor came to have a watch like that?
'They mustn't see me,' he hissed. 'The mist helps, but it's not safe. You're clear of the mines now. This is as far as I go. Keep heading upwards towards that ridge.'
A wave and he ducked out of sight before I could stop him.
- - -
A rustle in the undergrowth startled me - a fox.
'Take care Renard - or they'll think it's me.'
At that moment, a tannoy boomed out behind me. - - -
'You're a dead man, English, a dead man. We know who you are - - -'
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