Khaleel Datay

To Kill A Spy (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

From the author of The Winter Deception, comes a new Espionage Thriller in the Nick Winter Spy Thriller series,

Nick Winter, former soldier and British Intelligence consultant, was beaten, tortured, and left for dead in Mumbai, by Sunil Chandrasekhar, rogue spy turned arms dealer,

Worse, were the horrors they did to beautiful Jasminder Singh, rising tennis star on the international women's circuit. No woman deserves that.

Nothing matters to Winter, but vengeance...and getting out of the shadows of death and deception, for good. Finding targets was his business, but this was personal.

With the help of a friend in the Mumbai underworld, he tracks his target to Africa. When an Intelligence colleague seeks a favor to find a missing forensics expert, Winter soon finds out when spies are involved, nothing is ever as it seems. The search quickly turns into a deadly game involving stolen weapons, and a grab for political power in South Africa. Wracked with protest violence, dark forces work to destroy the Rainbow Nation. Winter is left with a choice. Help to save the country, or avenge the love of his life. Can he fight evil with evil, or will Chandrasekhar beat him again?

From the dusty streets of gang-ridden Cape Town to the blood-soaked soil of Kashmir, Nick Winter has to draw on all his skills as a soldier, and the deception of the modern intelligence operative.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Khaleel Datay
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781311559111
• Artikelnr.: 53868429

Autorenporträt

Khaleel Datay is a second generation South African with roots in Murud, Janjira over 225km south-west of Mumbai, India, where his forebears served the ruling sultans for successive generations. This, to a large extent, laid the foundation for his debut novel, THE WINTER DECEPTION.