Book Synopsis:
‘Sometimes you have to enter the death zone to save the innocent.’
A top-secret clique of former spies meet for dinner to hatch a plan to murder a competitor, not knowing that they are under surveillance from a covert arm of British Intelligence. Hours later, with bodies strewn across a terrace, a piece of secret intelligence reveals an international plot of colossal magnitude.
For disgraced agent Sean Richardson, this is the beginning of a deniable mission to infiltrate and disrupt a group of Russian mercenaries who are working clandestinely to take over a nation state.
Acting covertly as an illicit arms trafficker, Sean is dropped into a deadly cauldron of terrorism and high-tech weaponry that will take a nation down. As the bullets fly and the chaos rains in, can Sean take down the merchants of death…or has he finally met his match?
The third in a set of spy thrillers that have been expertly crafted with stunning plot lines, magnificent locations, and twists that leave you gasping for air. Perfect for fans of Frederick Forsyth, Robert Ludlum, Tom Clancy, and Scott Mariani.
The Moscow Whisper is available in ebook and paperback now. You can purchase your copy of both using the link below.
My Review:
The Moscow Whisper was another fantastic, thrilling read from this talented author. It had a bit of a realistic edge to it as I can well imagine this story happening in the current climate.
Firstly I loved the main character Sean Richardson who was an incredibly likeable though flawed character. Due to his name I kept picturing him as the comedian (yes I got the name wrong) which made me feel quite sympathetic towards him. .I found I really wanted to keep reading to find out if he works everything out and if he was ok.
The author manages to weave together political events with personal ones in a very effective way. It was really interesting to follow the story and all the twists that the story takes which kept me guessing until the end. The tension in the book is slowly increased until it becomes almost unbearable and I found myself turning the pages faster towards the end. I can’t wait to read more from this author.
Huge thanks to Emma from Damp Pebbles Tours for inviting me onto the blog tour and for my copy of this book. If you lije action packed, page turners that keep you guessing then you’ll love this book!
About The Author:
I started climbing at 13, survived being lost in Snowdonia at 14, nearly drowned at 15, and then joined the Army at 16. Risk and adventure was built into my DNA and I feel very fortunate to have served the majority of my working career as an intelligence officer within Defence Intelligence, and as an explosive ordnance disposal officer and military surveyor within the Corps of Royal Engineers. I feel privileged to have served for twenty-eight years in the British Army as a soldier and officer, rising through the ranks to complete my service as a major. I served across the globe on numerous military operations as well as extensive travel and adventure on many major mountaineering and exploration expeditions that I led or was involved in. I was awarded the Geographic Medal by the Royal Geographical Society for mountain exploration in 2003 and served on the screening committee of the Mount Everest Foundation charity for many years. It was humbling after so many years of service when I was awarded the MBE for services to counter-terrorism in 2007. The Failsafe Query is my debut novel, and I hope you enjoy the follow up novel, The Kompromat Kill, the second in an ongoing series. My third, The Moscow Whisper, is due publication in the early summer of 2020. Each can be read as a standalone novel but form part of a series. Thank you for taking the time to read about me and my novels. I’m grateful to all my new followers and enjoy to correspond on twitter and facebook, via Failsafe Query or at michaeljenkins.org
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Wonderful review Joanna. This sounds quite gripping.
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