Catherine McCullagh

Murder and Masquerade (eBook, ePUB)

Deception, betrayal, and a deadly alliance.

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

An explosive tale of conspiracy, betrayal and twisted loyalties in postwar London. London, 1946. The war is over but not the danger. Irish policeman and former resistance leader Brendan O'Connor thought his battles ended with the fall of the Reich. But when a deadly fascist plot surfaces, threatening Britain's fragile democracy, he's dragged back into the fight. Worse still, O'Connor's reluctant partner is a man he hates: a former SS general, now granted immunity, whose loyalty remains uncertain. Together, they chase a bloodstained trail through the shadowy ruins of a city struggling to recover and into the heart of a ruthless conspiracy determined to revive the fascist cause. As betrayal mounts and violence escalates, O'Connor faces the hardest choice of his life: risk everything to stop the rise of tyranny once more or walk away from justice forever. 'Murder and Masquerade' is a dark, fast-paced alternative history thriller perfect for fans of Robert Harris, Philip Kerr and wartime espionage fiction.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Simon + Schuster LLC
• Seitenzahl: 544
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Dezember 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781923514119
• Artikelnr.: 75624242

Autorenporträt

Catherine McCullagh is a highly respected editor and author. She has worked as an editor and advisor on numerous military and Australian history books and has two published works to her name, Willingly into the Fray, a narrative history of the first 100 years of Australian Army nursing, and War Child, the true story of a woman who grew up in pre-war Germany, which she ghost-wrote for Annette Janic. Dancing with Deception is her first novel.
She completed a Bachelor of Arts (Asian Studies) at the Australian National University before joining the Army as a teacher and linguist. After a 20-year career she left the military to follow her other passion - military history.