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Max Hennessy

The “supremely well told” classic war novel of espionage in the most extreme of situations—from the acclaimed author of Ride Out the Storm (Evening Standard). 

 An essential flight from France crash lands in the North Sea, leaving the four remaining crew members of the RAF Hudson stranded on a dinghy.
 
 One man is critically injured, and another, a rocket expert, is carrying a briefcase stuffed with vital war secrets, that could prove devastating if allowed to fall into the wrong hands.
 
 As the days begin to stretch out, they can only pray that the rescue team can locate the dinghy in time, before exposure kills them, or worse, the enemy finds them . . .
 
A novel which charts the daring and courage of four castaways, and the men who rescued them in a breathtaking mission with the most awesome of consequences, perfect for fans of Alexander Fullerton, David McDine, and Alan Evans.

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The WWII Naval Thrillers

The Sea Shall Not Have Them

One man stands in the way of an army in this relentless wartime thriller from “a master of the gripping adventure yarn” (The Daily Telegraph). 
 
 Storming their way through Europe, the Nazis forces have made their way east to the Mediterranean, and are almost sure to conquer Greece.
 
 But they didn’t bargain on coming up against Michael Anthony Cotton, a heroic marine who smuggles weapons and money to the Greek Resistance.
 
 As the conflict reaches a fever pitch, Cotton must venture on one last lethal mission, involving guns and high-speed pursuits, if he is to protect his homeland from the invading force.
 
An unforgettable, action-packed thriller set against the dazzle of the Aegean, perfect for fans of Alexander Fullerton, Alan Evans and Antony Trew.

Cotton's War

A searing tale of combat and espionage at the edge of the world from the author who “writes about war as few men can” (Daily Mail).
 
 Magnusson had expected to go to war—though not as a spy, and certainly not in a windjammer. But it is 1939 and the Navy desperately needs information about German raiders and blockade runners operating in northern waters.
 
 One of the key places to uncover that information is the port of Narvik in Norway—and the man to do it is Magnusson.
 
 Soon he and the rest of the ship’s crew find themselves playing a key role in the rescue of British prisoners from the Altmark, a German oil tanker, and are subsequently plunged into the very heart of the Nazi invasion of Norway.
 
Set against the majestic background of the Norwegian fjords, North Strike is a powerful story from one of war fiction’s greatest storytellers, perfect for fans of Alan Evans, Alexander Fullerton, and Douglas Reeman.

North Strike

A gripping historical thriller set during the nine days which decided World War II—the Battle of Dunkirk—from the author of The Sea Shall Not Have Them.
 
 26 May, 1940: The allies, faced with a shameful defeat, are trapped between the onslaught of the mighty German army and the tumult of the ocean’s waves. Those that do not die face capture and surrender to the Nazis.
 
 Nine days later more than a quarter of a million men have been rescued, returned safely to the shores of England, and saved by an assorted flotilla of barges, tugs, rowing boats and dinghies.
 This is the story of a mass exodus across the Channel, the miraculous story of Dunkirk.
 
An awe-inspiring account of the evacuation which won the Allies the war, full to the brim with action and historical research, perfect for fans of Alexander Fullerton, David McDine and Alan Evans.