Ian Okell

Rendezvous in London (The Heidi Fuchs Adventures, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

'Rendezvous in London' The third of the World War 2 adventures of the cynical, good looking and utterly ruthless Nazi agent Heidi Fuchs. May 1941 - the Deputy Fuhrer, Rudolf Hess, flies secretly to Britain - supposedly for peace talks, but carrying in his head full details of the forthcoming German invasion of Russia. Hitler, spitting fury at this betrayal orders his death, and a top agent is dispatched in pursuit. Meanwhile in London, the happily retired Sir Freddy Villiers and his partner, female Gendarmerie officer Martine Dumont, have decided to reject any further suggestions of dangerous secret missions in occupied Europe. They have escaped unharmed from their last two excursions but think that any more would be tempting fate. Unfortunately, on this occasion they don't need to cross the Channel to find trouble. Trouble, in the shapely form of Heidi Fuchs, has just parachuted in - supposedly to assassinate Rudolf Hess - but determined first to find them and settle some old scores. But surely they can expect the full support and cooperation of the British security services - after all, whose side are MI6 supposed to be on? "Utterly realistic with superb research - you live the action with the characters."

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ian Okell
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. November 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370875719
• Artikelnr.: 73383254

Autorenporträt

Ian was for many years a ship's chandler, part of the fourth generation in his family business, supplying merchant vessels around the United Kingdom and north west Europe. Deciding that too much of his time was spent in travelling, and looking for a job which allowed more time for a home life, he set up a local business of his own; a registered firearms dealership.
However, although still fun, the gun shop has turned into a much busier operation than originally envisaged, and is now run by son Mike, with Ian relegated to the role of general dogsbody. He is also a commercially qualified pilot on medium sized twin engined aircraft.
Ian and his wife Margaret, another pilot, live in Cheshire, they have three grown up children and, so far, two grandchildren. For many years writing has been his hobby, resulting in about one book a year, although never with any thought of being published. It was only after taking part in a British Arts Council literary criticism website that his books found their way into print.