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Language: English
Published by The Do-Not Press 01/08/2003, 2003
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- Title
- A Man's Enemies (Bloodlines)
- Author
- Bill James
- Publisher
- The Do-Not Press 01/08/2003
- Publication year
- 2003
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1904316204
- ISBN 13
- 9781904316206
The British intelligence services are smarting from a bloody internal power struggle and the unsolved murders of two officers. Worse, former agent Olly Horton is set to reveal-all in his explosive memoirs, aided by a veteran spook journalist.
Skilled black agent Simon Abelard and novice Iris Insole are detailed to stop publication. Is 'publish and be damaged' a sufficient threat? Will friend turn foe?
Little do they realise it will turn out to be their most difficult and dangerous assignment yet.
Skilled black agent Simon Abelard and novice Iris Insole are detailed to stop publication. Is 'publish and be damaged' a sufficient threat? Will friend turn foe?
Little do they realise it will turn out to be their most difficult and dangerous assignment yet.
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Synopsis
A section of British Intelligence is still reeling from the unsolved murder of one of its officers. The pain goes deeper because this killing and others before it might have been carried out by members of the section itself in a bloody internal power battle. Now, to make matters worse, Olly Horton has left the Service and is about to write a book. His former chiefs fear what might come to light and order their most experienced and skilled man - Simon Abelard, the section's 'token black' - to dissuade Horton from going ahead, giving him new girl, Iris Insole, to help. Pretty soon both Iris and Simon find themselves in real danger, unsure of who is friend, who is foe.
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