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BARRACUDA
A Harry Wildman novel
James Foy
A government scientist failing to report to work wouldn't usually give cause for alarm. But when the scientist in question holds the secret formula for a revolutionary type of fuel that could have massive implications for the world's oil producing countries and for the world generally, the alarm bells begin to ring. Anxious not to involve the British government and in an attempt to hide their embarrassment the scientist's immediate employers decide to bring in Harry Wildman to track him down. There's nothing to go on, however, and Wildman has just twelve days to find him before the government has to be informed. The search for the scientist will take Wildman across Eastern Europe, to Minsk, Moscow and finally to Crimea, encountering on his way crooks, corrupt officials, the Russian FSB, a beautiful Russian agent and the Moscow police who want him for murder. Twelve days, and the clock is ticking
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UKRAINE, RUSSIA AND ME
A personal history of the Soviet Union, Ukraine and Russia 1960-2025.
Natalia Ishchenko
In ‘Ukraine, Russia and Me’, Natalia Ishchenko shares a vivid personal history spanning from her childhood in the Soviet Union through the political upheavals leading to the Soviet collapse and the subsequent years in Ukraine. Her story highlights the impact of major historical events on everyday life, including the Russian annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. Her narrative covers her upbringing in the Soviet Union, participation in the Pioneer youth movement, and detailed experiences of Ukraine’s early independence years until 2014. Natalia recounts the Russian annexation of Crimea, her relocation to Kiev in 2016, and the upheaval caused by the 2022 Russian invasion, including her and her husband's experiences under fire and their flight to Poland and later London. The memoir includes a account of conditions at Chernobyl after the 1986 nuclear disaster, where her surgeon husband was sent, and references her husband's father's role in selecting missile sites during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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TRACKS
A Harry Wildman novel
James Foy
SO YOU THINK ALL THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERS WERE CAUGHT...?
When Inspector Grappler of Scotland Yard claimed that not all of the gang that carried out the Great Train Robbery in August 1963 were brought to justice he was received with scorn by his contemporaries. However, the death-bed confession by an old crook, made many years later, appears to confirm Grappler’s theory and so Harry Wildman is brought in by the executors of his will to investigate. His enquiries take him to Spain and Gibraltar as well as the streets of London, but it is when he travels to interview a former journalist in Kent that the story takes a truly sensational twist. Wildman stumbles upon an incredible cover-up and scandal that reaches to the highest echelons of the British government and as he gets closer to discovering the true identity of one of the train robbers it brings him into direct opposition to the dark forces of the Establishment and puts his own life at risk. The book is set in both 1963 and the present day and involves Wildman in a thrilling climax back at the scene of the original robbery at Sears Crossing in Buckinghamshire.
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