"Relentless, dynamic, riveting… Vallier employs a slick mixture of intrigue and action to keep the pages turning." - Kirkus Reviews“An exciting and fast-paced international spy intrigue.” - Laurie Marsh“A powerful story of espionage, terrorism, disaster, and one man who stands between the life and death of millions… A riveting read packed with twists and turns that keep readers engaged and wondering to the end.”

“Breathless, first-rate, gripping... A tense, complex, and cleverly plotted work of international suspense with more than enough heroic gusto for future promised installments” - Kirkus Reviews—————————————-“The Falcon is no Saint, he doesn’t have The Saint’s morals; he’s not a Bond, he doesn’t work for MI6. But if they passed in the street they would know each other well enough to say hello…”—————————————-A murder in Berlin… A kidna...

"Breathless, first-rate, gripping... A tense, complex, and cleverly plotted work of international suspense with more than enough heroic gusto for future promised installments" - Kirkus Reviews≈≈≈≈≈"A powerfully moving read that's hard to put down...If it's nonstop, staccato action that's desired, readers should definitely choose Spider 2-3 above others." - Midwest Book Reviews≈≈≈≈≈"Classic espionage... Vallier crafts a thrilling tale of international intrigue,at...

“The Falcon is no Saint, he doesn’t have The Saint’s morals; he’s not a Bond, he doesn’t work for MI6. But if they passed in the street they would know each other well enough to say hello…”≈≈≈≈≈This short story was commissioned by The Trinity Mirror Group, London, for their UK national newspaper The Sunday People in its glossy magazine Love Sunday.≈≈≈≈≈≈It seemed sensible to set the story a couple of months from where Spider 2-3 left off. Jim Peregrine, aka The ...

Françoise Dastur is well respected in France and Europe for her mastery of phenomenology as a movement and her clear and cogent explications of phenomenology in movement. These qualities are on display in this remarkable volume.Dastur guides the reader through a series of phenomenological questions—language and logic, self and other, temporality and history, finitude and mortality—that also call phenomenology itself into question, testing its limits and pushing it in new directions...

This short story was commissioned by The Trinity Mirror Group, London, for their UK national newspaper The Sunday People in its glossy magazine Love Sunday.≈Set a couple of months from where Spider 2-3 left off, Jim Peregrine, aka The Falcon, receives a desperate call for help from a friend, whose family are the victims of extortion. And if there's one thing The Falcon doesn't like it's extortion. Especially when it involves people he knows. So The Falcon steps in and decides...