Woman of State

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Pub Date 13 Jul 2017 | Archive Date 17 Jul 2017

Description

Stella Rimington meets State of Play in this smart political thriller for a new generation of Le Carré 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…

Stella Rimington meets State of Play in this smart political thriller for a new generation of Le Carré fans.

SECRETS

1991, Belfast. ...


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Brilliant utterly compelling political thriller set around the troubles in Ireland and present day there and here. Cleverly constructed with deceit and love to the fore a sense of menace from both the IRA and the British establishment is never far away. A good cast of characters complement our heroine in a tale that keeps it's pace all the way to an unexpected climax. Superb!

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