The Madness of July

As a trained spy accustomed to living with secrets, Will Flemyng, foreign office minister, navigates a world of danger and deceit amidst a mysterious death that exposes government passions and a political crisis in 1970s London. His loyalties and friendships face destruction during this hazardous journey, as he delves into old battlefields and the hidden worlds of London and Washington. In this riveting portrayal of the Cold War era, a seasoned BBC broadcaster weaves a tale of loyalty, survival, and family rivalry, drawing upon decades of political insider knowledge. With a gripping narrative that utilizes a drip-feed of clues, this addictive thriller is sure to satisfy.