What secrets lie in the ledgers of the Royal Government Bank?

After Harry Paterson is summoned to London following his father's murder, he finds out that the late Lord Elliot Paterson had discovered hidden information dated all the way back to 1936... and a vast quantity of money erased from the accounts.

Mysterious initials and an address in Leningrad - a major port in former Soviet Union - are his only clues.

Together with the attractive Judith Meadows, Harry must unravel his father's mysterious death - and figure out the mystery hidden in the files of the Royal Government Bank.

Praise from readers:

★★★★★ - "I never saw what was coming... Highly recommend this book."

★★★★★ - "Several surprise twists, a budding romance, and a feel of having visited England are just some of the gifts of this story. For any history buff, this is delicious buffet of entertainment. Mr. Kemp has done his research well."

★★★★★ - "Lots of twists and turns in this political thriller. If you are a fan of the genre, you will find this a fun and nicely paced read."

★★★★★ - "Well-written and intriguing, with characters that are deep and likable. Fiction and history are mixed together in a very interesting way. I very much enjoyed this book."

In 2007, intelligence operative Nikita Kudashov attempts to escape his native Russia after a series of top-secret spying operations.

Years later, Patrick West of MI6 is assigned to investigate the operations Kudashov took part in, and discovers a shocking connection between the former Soviet Union and the Foreign And Commonwealth Office.

Can West unravel the ambiguous connection - and the final clue that disguises the information Blythe-Smith never passed on to the Secret Intelligence Service?

Three months before the invasion of Iraq, a member of a Masonic fraternity known as the Rosicrucians escapes from a British Intelligence holding station.

Orchestrated by the head of the Russian Federal Security Service, this event is somehow linked to a the highly classified CIA file only known as Gladio B. Tasked to destroy an unholy alliance between corrupt business and corrupt politics, the chairman of the British Joint Intelligence Committee plans to bring the criminals to justice.

But he is running low on both time and allies, as mass annihilation threatens the whole planet. Who are the mysterious eight families that seem to be behind the mysterious events, and what do they have to do with the ancient 33rd degree level of understanding, only known by the mysterious Rosicrucian brotherhood?

A robbery in London. The murder of a priest at the end of World War Two. A genocide in Namibia. The discovery of the remains of Hitler's secretary.

Something connects all this. Former British spy Jack Price knows the answer, and he's willing to die to keep the secret. The problem? He's not the only one who knows.

It’s the lies that are not heard, but kept as secrets, that own us all. Deep in the world of espionage and deception, how far is Jack willing to go to fulfill his mission?

Praise:

★★★★★ - "A great spy novel with plenty of surprises and plot twists."

★★★★★ - "Reminded me of Robert Ludlum. A very good read."

Perché? Una storia ambientata in una fitta reta di disperazione, sesso, emozioni irraggiungibili e amore.

Le ferite invalidanti di un uomo, causate da un'aggressione imprevista e feroce, rovina la vita di tutti quelli intorno a lui. Incluso Terry Meadows, un diciannovenne che si innamora della figlia di quest'uomo, 27 anni prima dell'inizio di questa storia.

Il mondo malato e complesso in cui vive Francis, il padre di Laura, distrugge e distorce l'idea che Laura ha della vita, senza possibilità di salvezza. Una triste tragedia con un finale inaspettato.