Ghost Station - E-book - ePub

Name: Ghost Station
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Author: M A Fitzroy
ISBN: 9798201088347

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It's 1976, the Cold War is still at its coldest, and retired agent John Dashwood is persuaded to return to supervise one last mission. However nothing... Lire la suite

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It's 1976, the Cold War is still at its coldest, and retired agent John Dashwood is persuaded to return to supervise one last mission. However nothing at Ghost Station is quite the way he remembers it and everybody seems to have something to hide - including his two valued colleagues, Rick Wentworth and Harry Tilney, and his enigmatic boss Sir Charles Grandison. When operational necessity requires Dashwood to send Rick and Harry into a dangerous situation, the boundaries between friend and enemy begin to blur and he's left isolated and wondering which of his so-called allies he can really trust.

Date de parution

25/06/2021
Editeur

JL
ISBN

8201088347
EAN

9798201088347
Format

ePub

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Biographie de M A Fitzroy

When MA Fitzroy started writing M/M (or 'slash') fiction, it was common for writers to adopt a pen name of the opposite gender. Thus she chose 'Adam Fitzroy', which helped protect her from people who'd targeted her in the past, but was always careful to make no claims that the person behind that pseudonym was actually male.*In these more enlightened times, however, the real MA Fitzroy can at last stand up and be counted - as she always has to her closest friends!*Imaginist and purveyor of tall tales MA Fitzroy is a UK resident who has been successfully spinning male/male romances either part-time or full-time since the 1980s, and has a particular interest in examining the conflicting demands of love and duty.