Simon Berthon

Stella Rimington meets State of Play in this smart political thriller for a new generation of Le Carr� fans. SECRETS 1991, Belfast. Maire Anne McCartney is recruited for a one-off IRA mission as a honey trap. She is told there will be no violence. But she has been lied to. To save herself, eighteen-year-old Maire must flee across the border alone, and start a new life. STATE Present day, London. Human rights lawyer Anne-Marie Gallagher is appointed Minister of State for Security and Immigration. At the same time, the police in Belfast receive an anonymous tip-off. The password is verified from the Troubles - and the co-ordinates lead DCI Jon Carne to a field. And a body. BETRAYAL The new Minister receives a message and realises that the new life she has crafted is at risk of being uncovered. And when Carne's investigation brings Anne- Marie to his attention, she must decide where her allegiances lie...

Woman of State

The book of the BBC TV series. We must divorce ourselves from de Gaulle because he has proven to be unreliable, unco-operative and disloyal to both our governments, Winston Churchill to Franklin Roosevelt, 17 June 1943.

Allies at War

Richard Klein

British Broadcasting Corporation

Stephen Segaller

François Kersaudy

Warren F. Kimball

Andrew Quigley

Philip Michael Hett Bell

Brian Dennehy

WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.)

3BM Television (Firm)

MPI Home Video (Firm)

Features rare archival footage, private correspondence, and interviews with historians and insiders, including FDR's grandson Curtis Roosevelt, to explore the relationship between Winston Churchill, Charles de Gaulle and Franklin D. Roosevelt during World War II.

Joanna Potts

Mientras Alemania, la Unión Soviética, el Reino Unido y Estados Unidos sostenían la mayor contienda armada de la historia, sus respectivos líderes -Hitler, Stalin, Churchill y Roosevelt- se entregaron también a un intenso duelo mental. Mediante una técnica narrativa brillante, esta obra cuenta la historia de esta batalla privada, una sucesión de pugnas personales en las que la victoria se alcanzó mediante el engaño, la fascinación, la lisonja y la mentira.

El Corazon del Conflicto, 1939-1945

Amos de la Guerra

A smart, fast-paced political thriller for fans of Frank Gardner and Mick Herron. Pre-order now!

A Time to Lie

With innovative style and thorough scholarship, Warlords tells the story of World War II through the eyes and minds of its four great leaders-Adolf Hitler, Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin. While their nations battled in the field, these warlords of the twentieth century waged a private war of the mind. From Whitehall and Washington to the Wolf's Lair and the Kremlin, Warlords documents their psychological battles and the attempts to outthink and outfight one another. Like a cinematic thriller, rapidly cutting from one man to the next, the narrative reveals each leader as they face history's greatest conflict-and each other.

An Extraordinary Re-creation of World War II through the Eyes and Minds of Hitler, Churchill, Roosev

Warlords

Previously published as Woman of State 'A stunning debut novel from a top TV producer. It could not be more timely.' - Gavin Esler Somebody knows where the bodies are buried... Minister of State Anne-Marie Gallagher appears to have an unblemished record. Only she knows that two decades ago, she was integral to an underground mission which went disastrously wrong. Now, unknown to Anne-Marie, DCI Jon Carne has received an anonymous tip-off, leading him to a body - badly decomposed after twenty-five years underground.When news reaches Westminster, Anne-Marie knows she's in danger. And with Carne closing in, there's not much time for her to decide how far she'll go to keep the past where it belongs...

A Secret Worth Killing For

An explosive, fast-paced espionage thriller for fans of Frank Gardner and Mick Herron. ‘Dark and twisted, A Time to Lie is a tense and timely novel’ Adam Hamdy A divisive prime minister. A long-buried body. A plot to bring him down...

WARLORDS recreates in forensic and gripping detail the extraordinary mind games between Churchill, Hitler, Stalin and Roosevelt as World War Two unfolded day by day. Why did Hitler make a deal in August 1939 with his sworn enemy Stalin? Was it always his intention to double-cross the Russian? Or was Operation Barbarossa forced on Hitler because he'd failed to bring Churchill to heel? What was going on in Roosevelt's mind as Churchill stood alone against Hitler? Did he always intend to bring America into the war, as Churchill pleaded with him to do? Or was his real plan for Britain to do the fighting, backed by American money - a plan that was disrupted only by Pearl Harbour? And in the war's endgame, did the two great leaders of the West failed to understand Stalin's intentions; or did they have no choice but to concede half of Europe to him? "Gripping, innovative and perceptive... It reads like a thriller but it is also a scholarly, impeccably researched piece of work... superlative." - Tribune "Fascinating insights into the minds of these titans." - Daily Mail

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