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    Names of the Dead: (Connor Montrose Series)

    By Mark Leggatt

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    Connor Montrose is running for his life. All that he held dear has been ripped away. Every Western intelligence agency and all the police forces of Europe are looking for him, with orders to shoot on sight. The only man who can prove his innocence, is the man that most wants him dead. Only one woman, a Mossad sleeper in Paris, will stand by his side.With her help, he must now turn and fight.

    His journey of evasion and revenge take him from hidden Holocaust bank vaults in Zurich, to the stinking sewers of Paris and dust-choked souks of Morocco. Finally, in the back streets of Tehran, under the gaze of the Ayatollahs, he has the chance to end it, as it began. In blood.

    This gripping high concept thriller will delight fans of Lee Child and James Patterson.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFledgling Press
    Release dateJul 26, 2015
    ISBN9781905916023
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    Names of the Dead: (Connor Montrose Series)
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    Mark Leggatt

    Mark Leggatt was born in Lochee, Dundee and lives in Edinburgh. A former specialist in Disaster Recovery for oil companies and global banks, his career has taken him around Europe, especially Paris, where he lived for a number of years. History and modern global conspiracy lie at the heart of his work, and are the backdrop for the adventures of CIA technician Connor Montrose. Leggatt is a member of the Crime Writers Association in the UK, and the International Thriller Writers in the USA. Reviews “As usual, Leggatt hits the ground running and doesn’t stop for breath until after the final page. The writing is sharp, the approach no nonsense and the author is far too well informed on international skulduggery for comfort.” Douglas Skelton, author of The Dead Don’t Boogie, Open Wounds, The Janus Run and others “More focused than a sniper’s sight, The Silk Road is an all-too prescient masterclass in precision plotting, breathless action and taut, tense writing. Don’t miss it.” Neil Broadfoot, author of Falling Fast, The Storm & All the Devils

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