James Ward

The New Europeans (Tales of MI7, #8) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

"In a field crowded with disappointing tomes, what a pleasure it was to read The New Europeans (John Mordred Book 5), and be introduced to something exceptional and quintessentially British! An absolutely unputdownable book." - Emerald Book Reviews "John Mordred comes alive on the page and is a character readers will not soon forget!" - The Booklife Review The longstanding liberal consensus in Europe seems to be breaking down, and no one quite knows what will replace it. The British referendum on EU membership - whatever its outcome - may be just the beginning of a radical change across the continent. And as always, there are those who foresee enough to be dangerous. In the course of investigating the disappearance of a prominent Eurosceptic MP, MI7 agent John Mordred finds himself under hostile scrutiny from obscure forces within his own organisation. It quickly turns out that his investigation and theirs may not be mutually exclusive. And the stakes are high enough to make him dispensable. Meanwhile, behind all the interminable corridors, blind alleys and false leads, darker forces are beginning to emerge in society generally. And they're backed by some of history's most notorious spectres. Set (and written) in the run-up to the 2016 UK referendum on EU membership, The New Europeans deals with the shifting global power-balance in the second decade of the 21st century. The New Europeans. Shadowy, ruthless, and coming soon to a country near you.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cool Millennium
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. Januar 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386326717
• Artikelnr.: 47351628

Autorenporträt

James Ward is the author of the Tales of MI7 series, as well as two volumes of poetry, a couple of philosophical works, some general fiction and a collection of ghost stories. His awards include the Oxford University Humanities Research Centre Philosophical Dialogues Prize, The Eire Writer's Club Short Story Award, and the 'Staffroom Monologue' Award. His stories and essays have appeared in Falmer, Dark Tales and Comparative Criticism. He has an MA and a DPhil, both in Philosophy from Sussex University. He currently works as a secondary school teacher, and lives in East Sussex.