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Frederick Forsyth
He's a British writer. It is mainly known by suspended novels such as The Day of the Jackal, The Dogs of War, The Odessa File, Icon, The Fist of God and The List. The author as a MI6 spy reflected his knowledge in all of them.
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From Paris to Ostende and Marseilles, where mercenaries are recruited; from Bern to Bruges, where financial operations are mounted; and from Germany to Italy, Greece and Yugoslavia, where weapons are bought; Forsyth returns, on an exciting literary journey, a world in which not only weapons, but those who shoot them, are sold to the best bidder.
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The British secret services charge one of their agents to discover a traitor who acts within the organization. In the meantime, Britain is about to hold general elections and the Soviets claim to win the Labour Party, dominated by a left-wing faction
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McCready is one of the most valuable British secret agents, a living legend after seven years leading the Department of Disinformation and Psychological Operations.
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