Exodus of Spies

Dive into the thrilling espionage world with 'Exodus of Spies,' a captivating novel by Brian Landers. Set against the backdrop of the intense Angola conflict, this gripping paperback invites readers on an urgent mission where the stakes are immeasurable. With South African and Cuban troops clashing in one of the biggest tank battles since World War II, the call for MI6 intervention adds layers of drama and intrigue. Thomas, our protagonist, navigates the brutal realities of war, but the most significant conflicts arise closer to home. When Adam Joseff, a retired British Intelligence officer, is mysteriously murdered in the Caribbean, questions abound. Was he a loyal servant of his nation or a victim of betrayal? His peculiar interests in a young Angolan student only deepen the mystery. As Thomas and Julia race against time to unravel a web of deception, the novel explores themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and moral ambiguity. Perfect for fans of espionage thrillers, 'Exodus of Spies' delivers not just a story, but a penetrating look into the human condition amid chaos. Packed with twists and emotional depth, this riveting adventure will keep readers on the edge of their seats until the final page. Capture this masterful narrative and experience the intersection of love, war, and intrigue in a world where every choice has a consequence.

Author: Brian Landers Publisher: Red Door Press
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 129 x 198 mm
Pages: 320
Publication Date: 22-04-2021

In Angola, South African and Cuban troops are engaged in the biggest tank battle since the second world war. Ministers want MI6 to intervene, but discreetly. The South Africans after all are battling to preserve apartheid. On the front line in Angola Thomas is exposed to the realities of war. But death is soon much closer to home. After thirty years at the heart of British Intelligence Adam Joseff has retired to his stamp collection. His loyalty is beyond question. Until he is murdered in the Caribbean. Then the questions start. Has Joseff betrayed his country? Or has he been betrayed? What was he doing in Antigua? Who could want to kill him? And why was he so interested in an Angolan student young enough to be his granddaughter? In the latest Dylan thriller Thomas and Julia confront death, betrayal and their own conscience. They start pulling the clues together to solve this latest mystery and then the politicians take over...