Triple Cross: The unputdownable, race-against-time thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author of Secret Service
May 2021 · Random House
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From the ITV News at Ten Anchor
'Bradby has the talent of a reporter but the heart of a storyteller' Daily Mail
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Attempting to rebuild her shattered life in the South of France, former MI6 operative Kate Henderson receives an unexpected and most unwelcome visit from an old adversary: the UK Prime Minister. He has an extraordinary story to tell - and he needs her help.
A Russian agent has come forward with news that the PM has been the victim of the greatest misinformation play in the history of MI6. It's run out of a special KGB unit that exists for one purpose alone: to process the intelligence from 'Agent Dante', a mole right at the heart of MI6 in London.
Against her better judgement, Kate is forced back into the fray in a top-secret, deeply flawed and dangerous investigation. But now she's damaged goods. Her one-time allies no longer trust her. And neither do her enemies.
With the stakes this high, can the truth ever come out? Or is the cost of uncovering it a price that no one, least of all Kate, can afford to pay?
With a bonus extract of Tom Bradby's latest book, Yesterday's Spy
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Praise for the Tom Bradby:
'Cracking' Financial Times
'A gripping thriller' Sunday Times
'An all-too-plausible premise' Observer
'Enthralling and fast-moving' Daily Mail
'Teems with twists ... imaginative and unexpected' The Times
'Bradby has the talent of a reporter but the heart of a storyteller' Daily Mail
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Attempting to rebuild her shattered life in the South of France, former MI6 operative Kate Henderson receives an unexpected and most unwelcome visit from an old adversary: the UK Prime Minister. He has an extraordinary story to tell - and he needs her help.
A Russian agent has come forward with news that the PM has been the victim of the greatest misinformation play in the history of MI6. It's run out of a special KGB unit that exists for one purpose alone: to process the intelligence from 'Agent Dante', a mole right at the heart of MI6 in London.
Against her better judgement, Kate is forced back into the fray in a top-secret, deeply flawed and dangerous investigation. But now she's damaged goods. Her one-time allies no longer trust her. And neither do her enemies.
With the stakes this high, can the truth ever come out? Or is the cost of uncovering it a price that no one, least of all Kate, can afford to pay?
With a bonus extract of Tom Bradby's latest book, Yesterday's Spy
___________________________
Praise for the Tom Bradby:
'Cracking' Financial Times
'A gripping thriller' Sunday Times
'An all-too-plausible premise' Observer
'Enthralling and fast-moving' Daily Mail
'Teems with twists ... imaginative and unexpected' The Times
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July 4, 2023
Another good thriller from Tom to round off the trilogy, but somehow not quite up to the standard of the first and second parts.
About the author
Tom Bradby is a foreign correspondent for the British television network ITN. He has spent the last eight years covering British and American politics, as well as conflicts in China, Ireland, Kosovo and Indonesia. He now lives in London with his wife and three children.
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