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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'Exciting, fast-moving and thought-provoking'>It's March 2020. Eleanor is on a skiing holiday in the French Alps with her partner, Robert, when disaster strikes in the mountains high above them. Terrorism is suspected and London asks her to retrieve some vital evidence before anyone else can.>She and Robert succeed, but for some reason her masters seem more interested in destroying it. She is determined to find out why, but her efforts are thwarted when she is remanded in custody on a charge of murder.>WHAT THEY ARE SAYING>'A Bodyguard of Lies is the third part of thriller trilogy charting the ups and downs of a female member of the Secret Service. The plotting is taut, the pace fast, the surprises well delivered, all set within a credible evocation of the workings of the world of spooks. As the title implies, the novel explores the dilemma between individual morality (or the lack of it), and the moral sacrifices that may be demanded by the Service. A good, thoughtful and entertaining read.'>'Douglas Renwick has done it again, this third book is probably the best of the trilogy, I found it difficult to put down and though it apparently finishes the Eleanor story in a very exciting and satisfactory manner, I shall be very sorry to say goodbye to her.'>'It's a very good book with more thought provoking issues to consider and debate. Would like to see a 4th book in which we see how Eleanor handles the challenges and compromises.'>'A real page turner with some electrifying descriptions and an unexpected twist at the end. Very sad to have reached the end of this trilogy. Eleanor's character develops wonderfully throughout this book, you feel you really do get to know her and for that reason I will miss reading about her.'>'I have read all three books of the trilogy and have enjoyed them enormously. The story got better as I went along and I missed the characters and their lives when I came to the end. The books were a good read with a fascinating insight into different world.'>'I have read all three books and enjoyed each one . However I enjoyed this last one most. The central character, Eleanor is believable, likeable and very human. There is an excellent ending, I couldn't recommend the trilogy more highly.'>'This is a cracking good read, swept away by an avalanche of snow and conspiracy theories from the first page.'>'Excellent reading, 'real life fiction' if that's possible.'>'I have read the trilogy and thoroughly enjoyed them all. I found the story line gripping and full of unexpected scenarios . The first book, with it's numerous conspiracy theories, was the most interesting as it made me think about the broader contemporary issues that are going on at the moment.'>'Having read all three books, I will miss Eleanor Braithwaite! Douglas Renwick has done it again; he keeps us on the edge of our seats until the very end.'>'This was one of the most exciting, fast moving, books I have ever read, and very believable. Would make a fantastic film and it is about time we had a female equivalent of Bond!'>'Thoroughly enjoyed reading this, the third of the trilogy. A story to make you think in these days of fake news; what's fact and what is fiction. I've enjoyed all three, this the most.'>'I read very infrequently thus always have to go back a few pages to recapture the story.That method was totally unnecessary with 'A Bodyguard of Lies'; I could not put it down. A terrific read!'>'I've been waiting for the third book in the trilogy and I must say it was worth it. Another excellent read, highly recommended.'>'Sad to reach the end of such an excellent trilogy, which became more absorbing with each book. Interesting characters and ingenious plots.'>.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "Exciting, fast-moving and thought-provoking"br>It's March 2020. Eleanor is on a skiing holiday in the French Alps with her partner, Robert, when disaster strikes in the mountains high above them. Terrorism is suspected and London asks her to retrieve some vital evidence before anyone else can.br>She and Robert succeed, but for some reason her masters seem more interested in destroying it. She is determined to find out why, but her efforts are thwarted when she is remanded in custody on a charge of murder.br>WHAT THEY ARE SAYINGbr>"A Bodyguard of Lies is the third part of thriller trilogy charting the ups and downs of a female member of the Secret Service. The plotting is taut, the pace fast, the surprises well delivered, all set within a credible evocation of the workings of the world of spooks. As the title implies, the novel explores the dilemma between individual morality (or the lack of it), and the moral sacrifices that may be demanded by the Service. A good, thoughtful and entertaining read."br>"Douglas Renwick has done it again, this third book is probably the best of the trilogy, I found it difficult to put down and though it apparently finishes the Eleanor story in a very exciting and satisfactory manner, I shall be very sorry to say goodbye to her."br>"It's a very good book with more thought provoking issues to consider and debate. Would like to see a 4th book in which we see how Eleanor handles the challenges and compromises."br>"A real page turner with some electrifying descriptions and an unexpected twist at the end. Very sad to have reached the end of this trilogy. Eleanor's character develops wonderfully throughout this book, you feel you really do get to know her and for that reason I will miss reading about her."br>"I have read all three books of the trilogy and have enjoyed them enormously. The story got better as I went along and I missed the characters and their lives when I came to the end. The books were a good read with a fascinating insight into different world."br>"I have read all three books and enjoyed each one . However I enjoyed this last one most. The central character, Eleanor is believable, likeable and very human. There is an excellent ending, I couldn't recommend the trilogy more highly."br>"This is a cracking good read, swept away by an avalanche of snow and conspiracy theories from the first page."br>"Excellent reading, 'real life fiction' if that's possible."br>"I have read the trilogy and thoroughly enjoyed them all. I found the story line gripping and full of unexpected scenarios . The first book, with it's numerous conspiracy theories, was the most interesting as it made me think about the broader contemporary issues that are going on at the moment."br>"Having read all three books, I will miss Eleanor Braithwaite! Douglas Renwick has done it again; he keeps us on the edge of our seats until the very end."br>"This was one of the most exciting, fast moving, books I have ever read, and very believable. Would make a fantastic film and it is about time we had a female equivalent of Bond!"br>"Thoroughly enjoyed reading this, the third of the trilogy. A story to make you think in these days of fake news; what's fact and what is fiction. I've enjoyed all three, this the most."br>"I read very infrequently thus always have to go back a few pages to recapture the story.That method was totally unnecessary with "A Bodyguard of Lies"; I could not put it down. A terrific read!"br>"I've been waiting for the third book in the trilogy and I must say it was worth it. Another excellent read, highly recommended."br>"Sad to reach the end of such an excellent trilogy, which became more absorbing with each book. Interesting characters and ingenious plots. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Condition: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,400grams, ISBN:9780367376871.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "A taught, well-paced, intelligent novel - a must for all thriller fans!" Eleanor is persuaded to join a secret department of the British government on graduating from Cambridge University in 1982. She quickly finds out it's a world where bad things can happen, and her plans for a happy family life with her new husband soon lie in ruins. She blames a colleague, 'Action Man', a ruthlessly ambitious bully, brutalised by the horrors of war. Yet most of her work-mates do their best to support each other and serve their country well. With the help of one of them, she survives in the organisation - just - until 2001 when she disappears. This is her story, told in her own words sixteen years later, explaining why she went. Her adventure is set against a backdrop of real events and political intrigue from 1957 to 2001. Some readers might find this disturbing, because the history of that period is still being written, and what they thought had happened might not have happened in quite the way they were led to believe at the time. WHAT THEY ARE SAYING "A Burden of Secrets is the second novel in the Eleanor Braithwaite series. Following her introduction in A Balance of Evil, this gripping page turner goes back to tell the story of the British secret service agent from her own perspective. Covering the period from the early '80's until 2001, the author once again cleverly weaves fiction around key historical events and leaves you wondering how much of what you thought you knew you really know? Eleanor Braithwaite is a compelling and finely drawn lead character and her journey through the dark and dangerous world of espionage kept me avidly reading until the end." "I found Mr Renwick's second book very difficult to put down. It expands on the intriguing story line of 'A Balance of Evil', this time from Eleanor's perspective. The result is another gripping narrative with twists and turns blending actual events with fiction ( I hope!) in a tremendously exiting and satisfying way." "This is Douglas Renwick's second book and it is even more thrilling than his first, 'A Balance of Evil'. He is a great story teller and leaves us wondering if he really knows the truth about the Twin Towers and Diana's death. Eleanor Braithwaite is a fascinating character and I am looking forward to reading more about her adventures in the future." "Another cracking book by the author, this time focus on the ins and outs of, amongst others, MI 6. As with the previous book the story line twists and turns between real life events which sometimes can be a little confusing but in general makes the fictional story both believable and more realistic in the real world." "A gripping tale by an author who combines authenticity on intelligence services with an engaging story of personal relationships. The plot raises the question of whether the end justifies the means and weaves into the issue a multitude of well researched military and political developments in the recent past." "I thoroughly enjoyed the unusual slant on political events entwined into the story line. I now look forward to the third book in the trilogy." "I have never read a genre of book like this! I LOVED IT! It's very clever and really does have you thinking about the past. Really hoping there will be another book based on Eleanor! Thank you so much for this!" "Another exciting and informative book by Douglas Renwick. Once you start, you want to read to the end in one go. A wonderful book to take on holiday." "Another intriguing and ingenious plot from Douglas Renwick and a thoroughly compelling read." "A real page-turner, quite 'unputdownable'. Great plot and memorable cha Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

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