Emerald Decision
(eBook)

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    [synopsis] => In this New York Times–bestselling thriller, the son of a WWII spy delves into an explosive decades-old secret amid tensions between England and Ireland . . .

 

 1940: McBride, an Anglo-Irish spy, discovers a secret nest of Nazi submarines in Guernsey. As a minefield on the Irish coast is breached and German agents flow into the country-a desperate decision must be made in order to prevent the impending invasion in Britain. The consequences are deadly-and the story is kept top secret for decades . . .

 

 1980: McBride's American son, an author, starts to dig into the history and mystery surrounding "the Emerald decision"-not realizing his own personal connection to it. And even after all these years, certain parties are willing to kill to keep the story a secret-or to exploit it . . .

 

 "The great strength of [Thomas's] books lies . . . in the presentation of powerfully exciting bouts of action in authentically realized settings." -Reginald Hill, Books and Bookmen

 

Originally published under the pseudonym David Grant
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