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The world’s intelligence services know he is planning his worst atrocity yet. Only MI5 agent Nadia Laroche can stop him. Why won’t they listen?
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The books
Pacy contemporary thrillers with thought-provoking plots and richly painted characters.
The Nadia Laroche thrillers
MI5 field agent Nadia Laroche against a terrorist mastermind, from London to New York and Lebanon.
The Best Eaten Cold series
Dark psychological thrillers of technology, gaslighting and revenge.
What readers say
Fast-paced, terrifyingly believable, chilling at times – the kind of book that’s hard to put down once you’ve started.
On Best Eaten Cold
Addictive thriller! I thought I knew where this was going, but couldn’t have been more wrong.
On Sixty Minutes
Tony’s best yet. Great villain. Great heroine. Couldn’t put it down.
On The Unicorn
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COMING NEXT · THE MANCHURIA TRILOGY, BOOK 1
Interesting Times
June 1915. Marjorie Preston, a strong-willed 24-year-old, is obliged to leave England against her will and journey through war-torn Europe to Harbin in Manchuria – a Russian-run railway boom town known as “the Paris of the East”.
Living between Russian, English and Chinese worlds as war, revolution and empire close in, Marjorie must hold on to her moral compass and her passionate desire to live her own life to the full – whether skating on a frozen river or sneaking a kiss in the evening shadows. All while the world around her is being turned upside down.
The first novel in a trilogy inspired by the life of Tony’s grandmother in China from 1915 to 1929. For readers of Kristin Hannah’s The Women and Min Jin Lee’s Pachinko.
About Tony
After a career as a manager and chief executive, Tony turned to writing fiction full-time in 2015. He lives near Chichester in West Sussex.