Ian Macpherson

Plainly and simply told, Wild Habour charts the practical difficulties, the successes and failures of living rough in the beautiful hills of remote Speyside. In this respect the book belongs to a tradition of Scottish fiction reflected in novels such as Stevenson's Kidnapped and Buchan's John Macnab. But it takes a darker and more contemporary turn, for although Hugh and his wife Terry learn to fend for themselves, they cannot escape from what the world has become. Their brief summer idyll is brought to an end as the forces of random and meaningless violence close over them.

Wild Harbour

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Sloot PB

Newly recruited MI6 agent Bo Pett is sent to equatorial Africa to unscramble a plot involving corruption, corporate bribery and a dastardly coup d'etat. But no-one in London had told him about the complications and the horrors of Black Beach prison, the French, Spanish, and Nigerian governments, terrorism, deceit, revenge, and especially love.

Black Beach

Rotting in the desperation of a North Korean prison, waiting for his show trial for spying for the CIA, their top nuclear physicist's only hope is his daughter's rescue mission to Japan. But first, she must convince him that her father's best secret really works - invisibility. This spy thriller ranges from North Korea to California.

Ian Macpherson

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