Bücher von Brian Grant

An eight year old boy, unknown to anyone, witnesses the assassination of his beloved father - a scientist studying space travel. The boy carries this mental misery for many months until he describes what he has seen to an ex-police inspector. Amazingly, through his tearful story, this small boy lifts the veil on a horrendous conspiracy; and so it is that the tears of a child prove to be the saviour of the United Kingdom!"A gripping tale of terrorist conspiracy, nuclear weapons and the courage and inspirational actions of ordinary people in foiling the evil plans of enemies of the state..."

"The fire was lit at each tea break to boil a kettle with just enough extra fuel thrown on it to warm his hands - suffering from the damp and cold of a September morning. The fire started to collapse and die. Paul was tempted to throw on more wood to sit longer and allow his thoughts to wander over and away, attempting to escape from the reality of his life with all the troublesome complications in which he found himself. Instead, he lit another cigarette. Even this mental escape was difficult. The last six months of his life terrified and sickened him; to think of the future only added fuel to what seemed to him to be a veritable 'Dante's Inferno'..."Nothing is what it seems in this tale of love and betrayal,drugs gangs, murder.and police surveillance... and throughit all runs the thread of fateful choices and theconsequences of our actions.