Book overview
'This plane, ' Archie asked, as much to distract himself as anything. 'Why is it so important?'
Diana leaned forward and casually brushed away a patch of condensation from the interior of the windscreen.
'Primarily because we suspect the passengers would have preferred it to remain in the air.'
In an alternative Sixties Britain, dark forces are gathering, ready to put into action a plan that threatens to tear the world apart.
The only people standing in their way are a down-at-heel private eye, a disenchanted police recruit, a sartorially flawless spymaster and the deadliest secret agent to ever don a weaponised carnation.
Alone, they're dangerous.
Together, they're astonishing.
'The Pilot Problem' is the first instalment in a bimonthly spy-fi novella series.
Diana leaned forward and casually brushed away a patch of condensation from the interior of the windscreen.
'Primarily because we suspect the passengers would have preferred it to remain in the air.'
In an alternative Sixties Britain, dark forces are gathering, ready to put into action a plan that threatens to tear the world apart.
The only people standing in their way are a down-at-heel private eye, a disenchanted police recruit, a sartorially flawless spymaster and the deadliest secret agent to ever don a weaponised carnation.
Alone, they're dangerous.
Together, they're astonishing.
'The Pilot Problem' is the first instalment in a bimonthly spy-fi novella series.
