British agent David Nairn investigates the link between two seemingly unrelated incidents--an exchange of prisoners between the Russians and British and the murder of a Chinese agent in Nepal, six years later

Down Among The Dead Men

Literature & Fiction

HARTLAND, Michael

British & Irish

Macmillan

First Edition. A near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket. Soiling to the edges of the book's upper page block. Rubs to the dust jacket's corners.

Seven Steps to Treason

MacMillan Publishing Company

The Third Betrayal

Across continents, a web of betrayal and treachery woven long ago unravels as David Narin struggles to uncover the truth buried with Sir Jack Carteret, Britain's secret service, M15, director, in this novel based on the Sir Roger Hollis case

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

Macmillan Pub. Co.

"Michael Hartland joins le Carré and Len Deighton as a master-hand." - BEST SELLERS  "A stunning display of diplomatic and undercover know-how, SAS dare-devilry and global double-cross." - THE SUNDAY TIMES  “Very good Indeed – a cross between le Carre without the longeurs and Adam Hall with intellect.” - THE GUARDIAN  “Skilful pattern of kidnap, blackmail, double and quadruple crossing - a taut tale of treachery.” - PUNCH  “Brilliant tale of espionage - a new master thriller writer.” - WESTERN MORNING NEWS  "Kept me in goggle-eyed amazement... the plot skips around like gunfire on the ricochet." - LOS ANGELES TIMES  "Superior stuff - taut, well observed, original and civilized." - THE TIMES  "The women are not mere decoration; they are at the heart of the action." - THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR  "Suspense builds from start to finish... the author will rank alongside le Carré, Deighton, and Follett." - WEST COAST REVIEW OF BOOKS  VIENNA late 1980s - violence is breaking out in strife-torn Poland. A spark that could set the Soviet prison of Eastern Europe ablaze.  There are dangerous Western plans to ensure that the inevitable rising will not be a repeat of Hungary in 1956. In Moscow, faceless men and women know that Bill Cable, after years banished to diplomatic backwaters, is into something big – so big they will destroy him to get it. If they fail, this could mean the end for the Soviet Union. They’ve had a stranglehold on Cable ever since the tragedy, deep in the past, that led to him being kicked out of the Intelligence Service.  Now he is back, as British Ambassador in Vienna. Still compromised but, just to make sure, they kidnap his daughter, Sarah, and threaten her life. Will he betray her – or his country and the freedom of millions?

Genre Fiction

Hodder&Stoughton Ltd

The third betrayal

Hodder&Stoughton

"The new master of the espionage novel." - WESTERN MORNING NEWS  “Superior stuff – taut, well-observed, original.” - THE TIMES  "Fast-moving thriller of sexual blackmail." - TODAY  “Suspense builds from start to finish – the author will rank alongside le Carre, Deighton and Follett.” - WEST COAST REVIEW OF BOOKS  “The unmistakable stamp of authenticity – he writes supremely well.” - WESTERN MORNING NEWS  “The women are not mere decorations – they are at the heart of the action” - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR  DR NAZIM KHAN – THE SECRETIVE MASTERMIND OF PAKISTAN’S NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROGRAMME  And the target of British Intelligence officer Sarah Cable, now twenty-six, ambitious and strikingly attractive. Her task is to worm her way into his trust – if need be, via his bed . . .  The job is distasteful, vital and dangerous. One agent is already dead. Three more await public execution.  But there are greater dangers. In Moscow, Gorbachev, struggling to withdraw from Afghanistan, faces revolt from the Soviet military, still determined to crush the Taliban in Afghanistan and Pakistan. An unstable nuclear-armed Pakistan could be drawn in and set half the world ablaze. Sarah’s courage, ingenuity - and her humanity – are about to be tested to breaking point.

Frontier of Fear

A thriller set in the world of the nuclear submarine. Britain's top-secret communications system is being compromised. It is imperative to find the traitor. There are six suspects. The author also wrote "Down Among the Dead Men", "Seven Steps to Treason" and "Frontier of Fear".

Year of the Scorpion

Hodder & Stoughton General Division

Across continents, a web of betrayal and treachery woven long ago unravels as David Narin struggles to uncover the truth buried with Sir Jack Carteret, Britain's secret service, director, in a novel based on the Sir Roger Hollis case

Third Betrayal

BERKLEY

British agent David Nairn investigates the link between two seemingly unrelated incidents--an exchange of prisoners between the Russians and British and the murder of a Chinese agent in Nepal, six years later

Down Among Dead Men

Jove

Former intelligence agent Bill Cable returns to espionage under terrifying circumstances when the Soviets kidnap his daughter and threaten to expose a past mistake that would escalate suspicions that he once betrayed an agent

Mystery

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Down Among The Dead Men

Seven Steps to Treason

The Third Betrayal

Seven Steps to Treason

The third betrayal

Frontier of Fear

Year of the Scorpion

Third Betrayal

Down Among Dead Men

Seven Steps to Treason