Guy Winter Mysteries (Books 5-6) by James Philip
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Overview: James Philip was born in Kingsbury in London and grew up in that long-lost age when as a four-year old he was among the last generation of young boys in England whose father could take him to stand on a nearby railway bridge, at Wealdstone so that he could peer over the smoke blackened parapet as real steam locomotives chugged beneath.
‘The tang of steam coal mined in the South Wales valleys is a thing you never forget. Okay, that makes me older than ideally I would like to be. Never mind. My father was a civil servant and cricket writer and he often reminded me, and I still proudly maintain that by birth I retain my ‘Middlesex Qualification’ even though I was never, ever going to be good enough to play cricket anywhere near the hallowed turf of Lord’s Cricket Ground!’
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller
Winter’s Spy 5
The fifth full length instalment of the Guy Winter Mysteries Series, Winter’s Spy, is set in November 1940.
In Winter’s Spy the Mystery Man is under arrest, suspected of having been an enemy agent for his whole career in the Metropolitan Police and throughout all his years working for MI5. Dammed by the evidence of a German spy whom he encountered in Paris before the war it seems as if he must literally fight for his life.
Then, transported to Camp 020, MI5’s South London interrogation centre and confronted by his accuser the Mystery Man begins to suspect that nothing is quite what it seemed.
Is he trapped in a web of deadly intrigue?
Does a beautiful spy hold the key to the greatest secret of the war?
And can MI5 and the Metropolitan Police suspend hostilities long enough for Guy Winter to finally unearth the key to unlock the Ripper case?
Winter’s Nemesis 6
Even some of his friends think Guy Winter has gone rogue. The mystery man has disappeared and the dark forces which have driven him to the very edge of madness are gathering.
The Ripper has eluded him, his political masters have stabbed him in the back. He has almost been cremated in a burning warehouse, shot, witnessed the destruction of Coventry and been thrown into wartime Britain’s most secret prison because he was on the verge of exposing MI5’s greatest mistake.
And all the while the London Blitz continues.
Sometimes a man can only come to terms with the tragedies which plague him by breaking the rules, by stepping outside of the life he has lived and risk everything; life, limb and reputation.
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