Book 3 in the Peter Cotton spy thriller series, for fans of John le
Carre and Robert Harris. Winner of the 2012 Ellis Peters Historical
Fiction Award Praise for Aly Monroe 'Splendid . . .Monroe provides
terrific and convincing historical atmosphere' The Times 'Skilful
and evocative . . . [a] stylish and impressive debut' The Economist
1947. Threadbare London endures the bleakest, coldest winter for
decades. Food rationing is worse than during the war. Coal supplies
run out. The Thames freezes over. Against a background of black
ice, blackouts and the black market, agent Peter Cotton is seconded
to Operation Sea-snake. MI5 is in the grip of civil war; MI6 is
riddled with traitors. Unsure who to trust - or even who is pulling
the strings - Cotton, ever the outsider, must protect an atomic
scientist caught up in a vicious homophobic witch-hunt, limit the
damage caused by a bully-boy MP, rely on a rent-boy informer and,
despite the murderous attentions of a couple of Glasgow razor boys,
embark on a ruthless hunt of his own. The Peter Cotton spy thriller
series: Book 1: The Maze of Cadiz Book 2: Washington Shadow Book 3:
Icelight Book 2: Black Bear Short story: Redeemable
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