Wrong Place Wrong Time - Henry, Leslie
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This book is a work of fiction because of conveniently denied facts. While attending a conference in London, Tyler Jones overhears a disturbing conversation between an arms dealer, and a West African politician. What Tyler saw and overheard, will affect the national and international interests of Great Britain. Two weeks later, the politician is dead outside his embassy, and Tyler fears that he will be next. Learning about the situation, MI6 exploit Tyler's vulnerability, by recruiting him as an agent. They infer that if he's one of them, it will protect him. Over the next six months, Tyler…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book is a work of fiction because of conveniently denied facts. While attending a conference in London, Tyler Jones overhears a disturbing conversation between an arms dealer, and a West African politician. What Tyler saw and overheard, will affect the national and international interests of Great Britain. Two weeks later, the politician is dead outside his embassy, and Tyler fears that he will be next. Learning about the situation, MI6 exploit Tyler's vulnerability, by recruiting him as an agent. They infer that if he's one of them, it will protect him. Over the next six months, Tyler Jones will be exposed to secrets that MI6 and the British Government, would never want the public to know about.
Autorenporträt
Leslie Henry is an emerging writer of espionage and intrigue. He is also a published and successful author (under another name), in the area of natural medicine. During the first half of the 1990s, Leslie Henry took up residence in the UK, living just one street away from Windsor Castle and the Queen of England. Many of the scenes in Wrong Place Wrong Time, were inspired by what was happening in London at that time. Leslie Henry now lives with his wife and eleven year old daughter, on the picturesque Mornington Peninsula, just south-east of Melbourne, Australia.