Silent Was The Spy

Name: Silent Was The Spy
Price: 5.99 EUR
Author: Robertson Tait
ISBN: 9781393625056

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Robertson Tait

Relay Publishing
Paru le : 04/01/2021

Silent Sebastian Sutherland (known in espionage circles as Triple S) is a ruthless killing machine. Recruited as a teenager, he becomes the agent of choice... > Lire la suite

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Silent Sebastian Sutherland (known in espionage circles as Triple S) is a ruthless killing machine. Recruited as a teenager, he becomes the agent of choice for the most covert MI5 and MI6 operations requiring the discreet elimination of adversaries. His trademark is the quiet way in which he dispatches his targets. When his latest mission is observed by a young woman, protocol demands that he eliminate the dangerous eyewitness.
But there is something unsettling about Marianne, especially when she offers to shelter him for the night. Sebastian must risk falling into what he suspects is a trap to find out what she knows. And then act.

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Date de parution : 04/01/2021
Editeur : Relay Publishing
ISBN : 978-1-393-62505-6
EAN : 9781393625056
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Robertson Tait

Born in the Scottish Highlands, Robertson Tait writes romantic comedy and optimistic contemporary stories featuring imperfect but sensitive heroes and gorgeous, confident heroines, lovingly described locations, and some dry Scottish humour. The "Kyle in Hollywood" series draws upon his experiences as a British Actors' Equity member, his extensive travels, and twenty years of competitive horse riding. Also a singer songwriter, Robertson lives in the country with his wife and two demanding cats.
Check out his website RobertsonTait.weebly.com to subscribe to his newsletter and for info on new releases and free content, short stories and some of his own songs that are often worked into the narrative.