3 Novels by Norman Hartley
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Overview: Norman Hartley has spent most of his life writing and wandering the world, first as a freelance while selling beer in Africa, then as a Reuters correspondent, roving newspaper reporter and broadcaster and later as a BBC editor. He has written four thrillers, The Saxon Network, The Viking Process, Shadowplay and Quicksilver.His work has been translated into twelve languages.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery
Quick Silver: Ex-SAS Major Peter Dallman is trying unsuccessfully to find peace in a Zen monastery when he receives an urgent request for help from an old friend, US Special Forces Colonel Jim Wolfe.
Wolfe is concerned about his daughter, a woman known as Silver, who appears to have thrown up a brilliant executive career to become the dazzling mistress of David Ransome, head of the Cybernel Computer Corporation, and one of America’s most powerful and unscrupulous magnates.Dallman heads for the high society world of Palm Beach and is plunged into a nightmare of savage corporate infighting, sabotage and technology gone wild.This taut, visceral thriller hurtles from crisis to crisis through Florida and Coney Island to end in a thrilling finale in New York.
Shadowplay: Shadowplay is a masterful combination of breathtaking pace and intricate characterisation, which moves from New York to London, via St Tropez and Rome.
John Railton is President of the prestigious World News Agency and he is in serious trouble.
He is fighting a bitter power struggle against Paul Sellinger, Chief Executive of the corporation with which his agency has just been merged.
While Sellinger tries to involve Railton in a sex scandal, the CIA targets him as a suspect when vital information is leaked to the Russians about a new missile project.
Railton runs the gauntlet of murder, sabotage and blackmail to clear his name, only to discover that the real spy may be one of the two women he still loves – his former mistress Seagull, and Nancy, his ex-wife who is married to his deadly rival.
The Saxon Network: Once regarded by MI6 as their best field intelligence officer, John Saxon exposed the wrong people in Washington and London and found himself framed, disgraced and on the shelf.
Saxon now has new and quieter life inside the BBC under a false identity, with open-cockpit aerobatics his only excitement.
Then, his anonymity explodes when the corrupt Washington power-broker who caused his downfall suddenly reappears.
Saxon finds himself on the run, with no resources, no credibility and powerless to investigate a conspiracy to carry out a terrorist attack on London.
He is saved initially by a feisty American yachtswoman but when he needs more help, Saxon is encouraged to call in favours from his many friends in Special Forces. He refuses, afraid of jeopardising their careers.
But these are no ordinary friends. They come anyway, forming the Saxon Network around him, and he finds himself leading a formidable team that is determined to get him out of trouble and block the terrorist attack.
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