Hyde Park Deception - Richard Lyntton

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Résumé :
While on Queen's Life Guard ceremonial duties in the heart of London, British Household Cavalry subaltern Jack Steele is stunned to see his estranged brother standing next to the daughter of an indicted Bosnian war criminal in Hyde Park. What happens later that day changes his life forever . . . In this second in a series of international political thrillers, British United Nations Military Observer Jack Steele becomes a pivotal player in a web of international intrigue, death, and destruction. Steele must infiltrate the Bosnian Serb stronghold of Pale, near Sarajevo, and becomes embroiled in a top-secret and merciless Western political and military conspiracy to destroy the Bosnian Serbs. As the desperate attempt to neutralize the threat of Islamic terrorism in the heart of Europe spirals out of control, the only way to stop a third World War is to find the Sarajevo Protocol before everyone else-the Bosnian Serbs, Muslims, Croats, the European Union, the CIA, and MI6, all of whom will kill, maim, and slaughter, even their own, to get it. Throughout his perilous assignment, he must battle against his feelings for the daughter of the Bosnian Serb leader as well as the elusive and seemingly fathomless location and the true meaning behind the Sarajevo Protocol....

Biographie:
Richard Lyntton was born Richard Bramford in Highgate, London. He is of English descent. He attended William Ellis School, Exeter University, Moscow State Linguistic University (formerly Maurice Thorez Moscow State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages), and Sandhurst. Richard served as a Captain and tank commander in the British Army in the first Gulf War...

Sommaire:
Richard Lyntton was born Richard Bramford in Highgate, London. He is of English descent. He attended William Ellis School, Exeter University, Moscow State Linguistic University (formerly Maurice Thorez Moscow State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages), and Sandhurst. Richard served as a Captain and tank commander in the British Army in the first Gulf War...