Thin Ice (Bill Kemp, Book 3)

Thin Ice (Bill Kemp, Book 3)

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It was a simple errand. Collect a package. Save the world. 'Part James Bond, part Philip Marlowe, and all hero' -Jeffrey Deaver But when Bill Kemp's contact washes up dead on the frozen banks of the Danube, where the Iron Curtain falls across the map of Europe, he's thrown into the heart of a dangerous conspiracy that threatens to destabilise the continent. With winter closing in and enemies on all sides, Kemp must risk a daring expedition across the Austrian Alps to Switzerland. His introduction to the dark world of espionage will prove as deadly as those bleak, beautiful mountains. Readers love this series: 'Transports you to the location like a great movie' 'A gripping fast past thriller with plenty of plot twists and turns' 'Taut writing, with plenty of twists and turns. I look forward to much more from Michael Davies' 'What a delight to read old style story telling' 'A damn good thriller that kept me turning the pages right to the end'

Author: Michael Davies
Format: Paperback, 320 pages, 129mm x 198mm, 220 g
Published: 2024, HarperCollins Publishers, United Kingdom
Genre: Crime, Thriller & Adventure

Description
It was a simple errand. Collect a package. Save the world. 'Part James Bond, part Philip Marlowe, and all hero' -Jeffrey Deaver But when Bill Kemp's contact washes up dead on the frozen banks of the Danube, where the Iron Curtain falls across the map of Europe, he's thrown into the heart of a dangerous conspiracy that threatens to destabilise the continent. With winter closing in and enemies on all sides, Kemp must risk a daring expedition across the Austrian Alps to Switzerland. His introduction to the dark world of espionage will prove as deadly as those bleak, beautiful mountains. Readers love this series: 'Transports you to the location like a great movie' 'A gripping fast past thriller with plenty of plot twists and turns' 'Taut writing, with plenty of twists and turns. I look forward to much more from Michael Davies' 'What a delight to read old style story telling' 'A damn good thriller that kept me turning the pages right to the end'