The Unfortunate Englishman (2016) – It’s the summer of 1961, and the inscrutable Khrushchev is developing plans for something that could change the course of the Cold War.To survive, he must follow a serpentine trail through his own past, into the confidence of an unexpected lover, and go dangerously deep into a black market scam the likes of which Berlin has never seen. Arriving in Germany, Wilderness soon discovers he’s being played as a pawn in a deadly game of atomic proportions. Then We Take Berlin (2013) – Joe Wilderness is d rawn back into the secret ops business when an ex-CIA agent asks him to spearhead one last venture: smuggle a vulnerable woman out of East Berlin.With the war over, he’s become a “free-agent gumshoe” weathering Cold War fears and hard-luck times. John Wilfrid Holderness-aka Joe Wilderness-was a young Cockney cardsharp surviving the London Blitz before he started crisscrossing war-torn Europe as an MI6 agent. John Lawton Books in Order: The Joe Wilderness Series Specializing in Historical fiction, Lawton wrote murder mysteries (with the Frederick Troy Series) set before and after World War II, but also spy novels (with the Joe Wilderness Series) set during the Cold War. Affiliate disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, we may earn commissions from qualifying purchases from Amazon.Īll of John Lawton’s Books! Who is John Lawton?Ī documentary television producer in England, John Lawton became a published author in 1994 with the first book of the Frederick Troy series, “Black Out”.
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