77 North
by D L Marshall
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Pub Date 7 Sep 2023 | Archive Date 31 Aug 2023
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Description
From the author of the acclaimed Anthrax Island and Times book of the month, Black Run
In Siberia, revenge is served ice cold.
An agent the world thinks is dead can be useful. John Tyler has gone rogue, pursuing an international vendetta against those responsible for killing his brother.
But he’s lured back by the CIA for one final mission to wipe the slate clean. Simple, for a man like Tyler: journey to an old Soviet-era hotel on an ice-locked island in the frozen wastes of Siberia to obtain information from a Russian scientist about a double agent within NATO. But strange things are afoot, events related to the hotel’s grisly past and the KGB’s Cold war experiments into psychic phenomena...
Unexplained deaths revolve around the scientist, and with enemies from Tyler’s own past emerging from the rotting woodwork, he must fight to keep the man alive against the odds. But a killer stalks the hotel’s dilapidated corridors, able, apparently, to kill through concrete walls and sealed doors. As Tyler homes in on the NATO double agent, he quickly realises nothing is as it seems, no-one can be trusted, and his own past is coming back to haunt him...
From the steaming jungles of central Africa to the bustling streets of London via the frozen tundra, this is the heart-stopping final instalment in the John Tyler trilogy.
Advance Praise
Praise for the John Tyler series:
'Think Alistair MacLean but turbo-charged' Ian Rankin on Anthrax Island
'A first class thriller with an international cast of characters led by the inimitable and unstoppable John Tyler. Tense, intriguing and deadly' Mari Hannah, author of Without a Trace on Anthrax Island
‘It’s like the bastard son of Agatha Christie and Ian Fleming watched The Thing on repeat before bashing out a pacy, locked-room, action-adventure thriller’ Trevor Wood, author of One Way Street on Anthrax Island
‘An exhilarating thrill ride with so many twists and turns that it’s impossible to predict what’s going to happen next. A classic mystery with a contemporary twist, Anthrax Island is a joy. D.L.Marshall has knocked it out of the park’ Chris McGeorge, author of Half Past Tomorrow on Anthrax Island
‘Seriously, if Hercule Poirot and James Bond had a baby and sent him to the Jason Bourne School for Badasses he would grow up to be John Tyler. Cars, cash, poison, guns, thrills chills and murder – this book has the lot’ SE Moorhead, author of The Treatment on Anthrax Island
‘Smart, rocket-paced and super twisty this phenomenal debut thriller is like a cross between Jack Reacher, Bond, and And Then There Were None. A real must read!’ Steph Broadribb on Anthrax Island
'Although D. L. Marshall has created something timeless, something that harks back to the classic days of Alistair MacLean and John D. MacDonald, Anthrax Island is very much a contemporary adventure novel. Uncomfortably well researched and brimming with pace it’s that rare thing: a thoughtful and intelligent thriller... Absolutely brilliant' M. W. Craven, 2019 CWA Gold Dagger award winning author of The Puppet Show
'Fans of spy fiction will love this. Fans of detective fiction will love this. Fans of thrillers will love this... Everyone's going to love this! I wish I'd written it.’ Russ Thomas, author of Firewatching on Anthrax Island
‘Nobody fuses action and mystery with such punch, panache and verve as D. L. Marshall’ Rob Parker, author of Far from the Tree on Black Run
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781804364321 |
| PRICE | £1.99 (GBP) |
| PAGES | 368 |
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