Charlie Muffin Series by Brian Freemantle (Books #12 – #15)
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Overview: Brian Freemantle has been a full-time writer since 1975. He is published in thirteen countries with worldwide sales in excess of seven million and is the creator of the Charlie Muffin series, several of which have been adapted for international television and film distribution. In 1986, the Mystery Writers of America nominated him for the Edgar Allan Poe Award.
Genre: Fiction; Thriller
12. Dead Men Living (2000): British agent Charlie Muffin is surviving just fine in the new Russia, living with his lover, former KGB agent Natalia, and juggling his expense account to cover a snazzy Moscow apartment. Then three bodies turn up after a Siberian thaw, and the Cold War is jump-started.
13. Kings of Many Castles (2001): America is on the brink of agreeing to scrap the Star Wars protection system. But when the US President arrives in Moscow a single sniper can put this in jeopardy. Five shots ring out, wounding the Russian President and the US President’s wife. The sniper, George Bendall, is the son of a British defector to the USSR, and the UK government becomes involved in the case. Although the three countries are supposedly cooperating, information about Bendall is hard to obtain – but British agent Charlie Muffin can always turn to his partner, Natalia, who is coordinating the Russian investigation. Charlie and Natalia’s relationship can hardly take more strain as their tangle of personal and professional becomes even more complex – almost as labyrinthine as the political manoeuvering around this post-Cold War grassy knoll.
14. Red Star Rising (2010): The body of a murdered, tortured Russian has been found in Moscow. Sadly, this isn’t unusual. But unlike most corpses, this one has been found on the lawn of the British Embassy.
London sends special agent Charlie Muffin to investigate. It’s been years since he last came to Russia, but he finds that little has changed in the post-Soviet era. The espionage performed by Russian, British, and American spies continues unabated. While trying to ferret out the identities of the killers, Charlie faces down greater dangers that threaten to throw foreign relations between the world powers into turmoil.
Red Star Rising is an intriguing update on the classic spy thriller, set in a modern-day Russia where the only thing that has changed about the KGB is its name.
15. Red Star Burning (2012): Britain’s MI5 tolerates Charlie because he’s their best field agent. What none of his colleagues knows, though, is that he is married to Natalia Fedova, a colonel in the FSB, the Russian intelligence successor to the KGB. It’s a secret that could land her in front of a firing squad, and him in jail for life. Worst of all, their daughter would then end up in a Russian state orphanage.
But a frantic call from Natalia has brought their secret out, and Charlie must lead a combined MI5/MI6 mission to rescue her. He soon realizes that his higher-ups have other priorities than his family’s safety. Charlie will have to outwit not just the Russians but his own government as well to protect the lives of his wife and child.
Clever, unpredictable, and exciting, Red Star Burning shows why Brian Freemantle has been widely praised as one of the greatest living espionage novelists.
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