Thomas Kell Spy Thriller Series 3 Books Collection Set By Charles Cumming – Young Adult – Paperback

Titles In This Set :

1. A Foreign Country
2. A Colder War
3. A Divided Spy

Description :

A Foreign Country
Six weeks before she is due to become the first female head of MI6, Amelia Levene disappears without a trace. Disgraced ex-agent Thomas Kell is brought in from the cold with orders to find her quickly and quietly. The mission offers Kell a way back into the secret world, the only life hes ever known. Tracking her through France and North Africa, Kell embarks on a dangerous voyage, shadowed by foreign intelligence services. This far from home soil, the rules of the game are entirely different and the consequences worse than anyone imagines

A Colder War
Thomas Kell is a disgraced agent who longs to come in from the cold. When MI6s top spy in Turkey is killed in a mysterious plane crash, his chance arrives for Kell is the only man Service Chief Amelia Levene can trust to investigate the accident. In Istanbul, Kell soon discovers that there is a traitor inside Western Intelligence. Then he meets Rachel- the dead spys daughter- and the stakes grow higher still. From London to Greece and into Eastern Europe, Kell tracks the mole. But a betrayal close to home transforms the operation into something more personal. Soon Kell will stop at nothing to see it through.

A Divided Spy
A NEW COLD WAR IS LOOMING: Former MI6 officer Thomas Kell thought he was done with spying. Until the Russian agent he blames for the death of his girlfriend is spotted at a Red Sea resort in dangerous company. ONE SPY WANTS REVENGE: Taking the law into his own hands, Kell embarks on a mission to recruit his rival. Only to find himself in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse in which it becomes increasingly difficult to know who is playing whom. THIS TIME ITS PERSONAL:As the mission reaches boiling point, rumours of a terrorist attack suggest a massacre on Britain soil is imminent. Kell is faced with an impossible choice. Loyalty to MI6 or to his own conscience?