Thomas Kell Spy Thriller Series 3 Book Set A Foreign Country A Colder War A Divided Spy Charles Cumming

Discover pulsequickening espionage in the Thomas Kell Spy Thriller Series 3 Book Collection Set by Charles Cumming — a musthave paperback boxed set for thriller fans, parents buying for teen readers, teachers building classroom libraries, or gift shoppers hunting a gripping book collection. This threenovel bundle brings together the bestselling spy adventures that introduced Thomas Kell, a flawed but magnetic protagonist, in taut, modern spy fiction that honors the tradition of le Carré while feeling entirely contemporary. Titles in this Set: A Foreign Country; A Colder War; A Divided Spy Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9780007990955 Whats inside — individual book highlights A Foreign Country: Six weeks before she is due to become the first female head of MI6, Amelia Levene disappears without a trace. Disgraced exagent Thomas Kell is brought in from the cold with orders to find her – quickly and quietly. This opener sets the tone with personal stakes, high tension and a search that exposes secrets at the heart of the Service. A Colder War: Thomas Kell is a disgraced agent who longs to come in from the cold. When MI6s top spy in Turkey is killed in a mysterious plane crash, his chance arrives for Kell is the only man Service Chief Amelia Levene can trust to investigate the accident. Expect international intrigue, political shadowplay and a relentless investigator operating on the outskirts of the official world. A Divided Spy: A NEW COLD WAR IS LOOMING: Former MI6 officer Thomas Kell thought he was done with spying. Until the Russian agent he blames for the death of his girlfriend is spotted at a Red Sea resort – in dangerous company. Atmospheric locations and moral ambiguity drive this installment, as past and present collide in a story about revenge, loyalty and the costs of espionage. About the author Charles Cumming is a British writer of spy fiction whose work has been praised by The Observer as "the best of the new generation of British sp