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May 1940. The phoney war ends and the violence begins.
“Petken has a way of making her readers believe they are in the thick of the action, and in ‘Under the Blanket of War,’ she continues to deliver a visual landscape that is both terrifying and insightful. I look forward to the next instalment of Brinley Knight, the MI5 officer who breaks all the rules to fulfil his duty.”
Alexa Kang, USA Today bestselling author.
Brin continues to fight a silent war flooded with conspiracies and intrigue. As political tensions in Britain rise, he witnesses the fascists’ plans to conduct a violent coup. If successful, they would bring down the government and replace King George VI with the Duke of Windsor. Yet even with this imminent threat, the new home secretary refuses to intern the British plotters hiding amongst the aristocracy and Parliament benches.
Furious with Home Secretary Anderson's delay, Brin continues to go above his superiors’ heads and reaches out to the only man with the power to act now to destroy the fascist movements and bring them down forever.
Tommy finds himself surrounded by German forces as he tries to make a run for Dunkirk. The situation is hopeless. He cannot outrun the German Panzers or infantry units sweeping through Northern France. Will he reach the beach before the last British warship sails away and leaves him to his fate?
The Americans are not at war, but an American diplomat spying for the Germans has stolen top secret telegrams between Winston Churchill and President Roosevelt. In them is information that could end all cooperation between the US and Britain, and once again, MI5 employs the services of Jameson Weldon, the international correspondent for the New York Times.
“In this the fourth book in the ‘Man from MI5’ series, Jana Petken ramps up the tension and produces a compelling fast-paced story set in London, Berlin and Paris. A superb read."
Genre: Historical
“Petken has a way of making her readers believe they are in the thick of the action, and in ‘Under the Blanket of War,’ she continues to deliver a visual landscape that is both terrifying and insightful. I look forward to the next instalment of Brinley Knight, the MI5 officer who breaks all the rules to fulfil his duty.”
Alexa Kang, USA Today bestselling author.
Brin continues to fight a silent war flooded with conspiracies and intrigue. As political tensions in Britain rise, he witnesses the fascists’ plans to conduct a violent coup. If successful, they would bring down the government and replace King George VI with the Duke of Windsor. Yet even with this imminent threat, the new home secretary refuses to intern the British plotters hiding amongst the aristocracy and Parliament benches.
Furious with Home Secretary Anderson's delay, Brin continues to go above his superiors’ heads and reaches out to the only man with the power to act now to destroy the fascist movements and bring them down forever.
Tommy finds himself surrounded by German forces as he tries to make a run for Dunkirk. The situation is hopeless. He cannot outrun the German Panzers or infantry units sweeping through Northern France. Will he reach the beach before the last British warship sails away and leaves him to his fate?
The Americans are not at war, but an American diplomat spying for the Germans has stolen top secret telegrams between Winston Churchill and President Roosevelt. In them is information that could end all cooperation between the US and Britain, and once again, MI5 employs the services of Jameson Weldon, the international correspondent for the New York Times.
“In this the fourth book in the ‘Man from MI5’ series, Jana Petken ramps up the tension and produces a compelling fast-paced story set in London, Berlin and Paris. A superb read."
Genre: Historical
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