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Ted Allbeury

The Kennedy killings meant trouble - trouble for the Mafia, trouble for the Cubans, and trouble for the CIA.When Grabowski hides the CIA's hypnosis experts away in a remote Northumbrian safe house, there is only one catch: the British.SIS have a problem just across the Irish Sea that needs to be dealt with, and they are determined to use their American guest's 'expertise' deveoped during Project MKULtra for their own purposes.

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Ted Allbeury

Charlie Foster runs an SIS network into East Berlin. WhenThree of his couriers are arrested and London is ready tolet them rot, Charlie, in anger, does his own deal. He tradeshis services to the East Germans and the Russians in exchangefor his people's freedom.From his collaboration he builds up a complete picture of allthose in Europe who were Stasi and KGB informers. When theBerlin Wall comes down Charlie Foster has something everybody

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A senior SIS field officer has gone missing. Thornton is ordered toinvestigate discreetly. He'd talk to a few people, invent some plausible,probably bureaucratic reason. Check records. Pull back if anyone gottoo interested.He knew that Fisher, the missing man, was good. Good enough to dothings his own way, not the head office way, and get away with it. Nomoney troubles. No indiscretions. Balanced. No question of defection.Thorton soon ente...

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Richter's wartime mission in England was dangerous, but he survived. After the war he returned to Germany to start a new life, safe from every threat except one, the cruellest of all; coincidence.And when Richter got into trouble, there was only one man with a chance of getting him out. A man he had not seen in years and whom he never expected to see again...

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Despite Hiroshima and Nagasaki nobody knows what present-day nuclear explosions will do. And if you know, then by god you've got a massive advantage.'In 1956 a major nuclear explosion shook the southern Urals, killing hundreds, possibly thousands of Russian citizens and devestating an enormous industrial area. It could have been an accident. But was it?One man holds the final piece to a jigsaw of terrifying proportions.

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Katya Felinska is a beautiful and talented photo-journalist, passionatelycommitted to championing the rights of the oppressed. Max Inman is abrilliant and incisive political journalist. They have been together for almosttwenty years.But Max is also an undercover agent, one of MI6's most important sourceson the real thinking of Russian and German leaders in the tense monthsleading up to the disintegration of the Iron Curtain and the fall of the Ber...

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A brilliantly atmospheric thriller for fans of Len Deighton and Jack Higgins.Even at the height of Nazi Germany's power there was one invasion Hitler will not risk - the invasion of England by his crack stormtroopers. But the sworn followers of Max von Bayer are a desperate group of seven men and women who are prepared to defy the Führer's ultimate authority and face almost certain death.Driven by personal passions and inspired by their fervent loyalty to t...

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Andrei Aarons is just twenty when he becomes a spy. Quiet, idealistic, a true believer,always able to justify the imperfections of the Russian Revolution.Picked, trained and given an assignment in New York, he begins his extraordinary lifeas the most successful espionage agent the Soviets ever had.So why did six American presidents trust him?This novel, based on highly confidential information, is the story of the ultimate failureof communism se...

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Germany, 1945. British agent Stephen Felinski is parachuted into Hitler's fast-collapsing empire with orders to reorganize a group of Soviet agents abandoned by Moscow.Thirty years later, a top British politician defects to the Russians and Felinski is called out of retirement to help - because of a friendship formed among the ruins of Nazi Germany.The link is The Special Collection, a daring and meticulously planned Soviet attempt to bring social and industrial chaos to Br...

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Lord Carling is one of the great and the good now, but once he was just George Carling,a privileged young idealist who wrote a letter to the Soviet Embassy to say how much headmired the way the Russians were resisting the Nazis. And later he was an intelligenceofficer for the SIS. A very good officer with very accurate information about the Soviet Unionand a cordial relationship with the Americans.Now, the whisper has gone round that Carling's informatio...

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Jan Massey Head of British Intelligence in Berlin falls in lovewith Anna Kholkov wife of a KGB officer. When she is arrestedMassey is forced into betraying his country.Arthur Johnson a signalman working in Massey's Berlin officehas other reasons for betraying his country as does Eric Mayhewat GCHQ in the UK. At GCHQ's American counterpart the NSAJames Vick is manipulated into betrayal by the apparently unattainableKirstin Swenson who works ...

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Ted Bailey thought his days as an Intelligence Operative were long gone. He certainly wasn't expecting to be blackmailed back into action, especially not by his own side. But then Bailey is the only person left who ever encountered Berger, the KGB's most ruthless master-spy.Berger is running a major operation on US soil and both the CIA and SIS are desperate to track him down. So Bailey returns to the arena of international espionage and finds that little has changed. The spy game ...