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    The Gingerbread Spy

    By JJ Toner

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    A German secret agent threatens the D-Day landings.

    February 1944. British Intelligence is using German double agents to deceive the German high command about Operation Overlord – the location chosen for the D-Day landings.

    When they pick up an unauthorized transmission from near London, the whole deception plan is thrown into jeopardy.

    And Kurt Müller is the main suspect.

    To save Operation Overlord and clear his name, Kurt must find the rogue agent and silence him.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJJ Toner
    Release dateMar 2, 2019
    ISBN9781908519641
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    The Gingerbread Spy
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    JJ Toner

    Full time writer since 2007. So far (2022) I have published two Irish detective thrillers, six historical fiction spy novels, two young adult science fiction books, and a substantial number of short stories: I live in Ireland with my wife and youngest son under a giant copper beech tree.

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