
A Cold Wind from Moscow
Tom Wilde, Book 8
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Adam Sims
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Rory Clements
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But Stalin has a more important motive than mere disruption. He has a man on the inside who must be protected at all costs - a communist super-spy who has the secrets of the atomic bomb at his fingertips.
Freya Bentall, a senior MI5 officer, no longer knows who to trust and is left with one option: to bring in an outsider whose loyalty is beyond question - Cambridge professor Tom Wilde. His task: to find the traitor in MI5.
Bentall has three main suspects and Wilde must get close to them all. That means delving deep into the criminal underworld, attaching himself to the cultural elite of the arts and finding a way into the extreme reaches of British politics.
As winter bites and violence erupts, Wilde faces an uphill battle to protect those he loves from merciless killers. And he knows that one slip will spell disaster for the country - and his family.©2025 Rory Clements (P)2025 Bonnier Books UK
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- Anonymous User
- 16-02-2025
Another excellent book
Another excellent book by Rory Clements, full of intrigue. The narration of the text was its usual wonderful self.
Thoroughly enjoyed it.
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- Christine
- 22-02-2025
Suspenseful
An intriguing spy story that was engrossing and well plotted. The description of the bitter winter of 1947 and the hardship of living in post war UK set the scene perfectly as Tom Wilde sets about undercovering the spy
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