Cet auteur crée une fiction historique captivante, plongeant dans le monde complexe de l'espionnage international et des bouleversements géopolitiques de l'après-guerre. Ses récits se déroulent dans divers décors mondiaux, capturant le paysage politique complexe et les défis d'un monde en pleine mutation. Les lecteurs peuvent s'attendre à des histoires méticuleusement élaborées, empreintes d'atmosphère et d'un sens aigu du détail historique, offrant un aperçu fascinant d'une époque turbulente.
From the author of ICELIGHT, winner of the 2012 Ellis Peters Historical Fiction Award, 'Black Bear' is the fourth in the critically acclaimed Peter Cotton series following the fortunes of British spy Peter Cotton as he navigates the treacherous uncertainties of the post-war world.
One Man Can Change the Course of War...!
Spain, September 1944. The war in Europe is drawing to a close; formerly neutral Franco is edging closer to the Allies. Peter Cotton, a young Intelligence officer, is sent to investigate the activities. On his arrival, Cotton learns that a fellow British agent, May, has been found dead. May had spent much of the war in the remote outpost of Cadiz, monitoring the Spanish smuggling of raw materials to aid the Axis war efforts. But in the months leading up to his death he had severed all contacts with his London controllers. Cotton travels to Cadiz where he must work with sinister local police inspector Ramirez to investigate May’s death. But they are not the only ones with an interest in May. Cadiz is a hotbed of rumours and shifting political alliances. And what Cotton discovers amid the stifling heat and dust could just tilt the emerging balance of post-war power. --Publisher's description.