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The Gortin Paradox - The Coulter Confessions, #2
Edition en anglais
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E-book - ePub
Résumé
Its Autumn 1984 and hapless British Security Services analyst Phil Featherstonehaugh finds himself transferred to County Tyrone with a new identity. Surrounded by enemies old and new Phil struggles to come to grips with his new existence as Edwin Coulter 'travelling salesman and undercover agent'. Phil experiences a rollercoaster introduction to life in Ulster that brings him to the brink of death yet introduces him to some of the kindest people he has ever met.
In a scenario reminiscent of A Fistful of Dollars he finds himself torn between two warring factions in a small town and forced to fight with every atom of his being to survive.
In a scenario reminiscent of A Fistful of Dollars he finds himself torn between two warring factions in a small town and forced to fight with every atom of his being to survive.
Fiche technique
- Date de parution : 09/07/2019
- Editeur : John Kelly
- Collection : The Coulter Confessions
- ISBN : 978-1-9161766-0-7
- EAN : 9781916176607
- Format : ePub
- Caractéristiques du format ePub
- Protection num. : pas de protection
À propos de l'auteur
Biographie de J P Hidcote
J P Hidcote is a British author who has had an electric career which has ranged from the construction industry to the British Government Civil Service to Delivery of technology projects in the international banking sector. He was born in South Wales of Irish parentage and was educated in Scotland and England. Hidcote cites his experience of interviewing Benefit Fraud suspects as invaluable when drafting the Police interview segments of his first novel The Bowling Five.The Bowling Five is the first of a series of novels based around the career of Edwin Coulter in the British Intelligence Services from the 1980's to the end of the 20th century. The Gortin Paradox develops the core narrative of The Bowling Five and utilises the author's experience of Ulster during the dark days of the early 1980s.
