Friday 19 January 2018

The Plain Face of Truth


She’d told me more than I’d asked her, as killers often do when the shoe’s on the other foot. I’d left her hands free and I felt her move. She brought out a short knife that gleamed in the overhead strip light, probably from a back pocket, and I reacted automatically with an uppercut to her jaw that knocked her cold. All right, that’s no way to treat a lady, but ladies in this profession can be trained killers and it’s easy to find that out too late.





Barawi and Ursula were locked in each other’s gaze. This wouldn't change, until they were removed by the police or an undertaker. They had been positioned so carefully, so naturally, that they could have been borrowed from Tussaud’s. Each body had been shot with precision, the exact centre of the forehead, and from past experience I knew why - the killer saw himself not only as an executioner, but as an artist. Their empty eyes showed no realisation that their last moments had come. There hadn’t been time, even to scream.











Ray Caldwell is sent to the Caribbean island of St Lucia by the secret government department known as Sector Three, to take on a new mission that is about to break. Shortly after his arrival a violent attempt is made on his life, and he goes into hiding. Munro, his London Control, commits suicide after his family is murdered.

Sector agent Robert Lane reluctantly flies out to find Caldwell, but anyone who might have information is quickly eliminated.

When the opposition turns its attention to Lane, he discovers that a shadowy figure called 'Seraphim' is intent on destroying him and Caldwell for reasons as yet unknown.                           

Lane gets dangerously close, and bullets start flying .



https://www.amazon.co.uk/Plain-Face-Truth-Arthur-Hall/dp/1500404292/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1493713348&sr=1-1&keywords=the+plain+face+of+truth





                                 

               









Barawi and Ursula were locked in each other’s gaze. This wouldn't change, until they were removed by the police or an undertaker. They had been positioned so carefully, so naturally, that they could have been borrowed from Tussaud’s. Each body had been shot with precision, the exact centre of the forehead, and from past experience I knew why - the killer saw himself not only as an executioner, but as an artist. Their empty eyes showed no realisation that their last moments had come. There hadn’t been time, even to scream.







https://www.amazon.co.uk/Plain-Face-Truth-Arthur-Hall/dp/1500404292/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1493713348&sr=1-1&keywords=the+plain+face+of+truth

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