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ONE OF FINANCIAL TIMES AND THE TIMES BEST FICTION BOOKS OF 2025 Blends a wholly convincing evocation of the period with a compelling narrative The Times After their riveting debut in Vienna, Fox and Fry are back in compelling fashion to navigate their way through a shadowy world of espionage and murder. Danger and secrecy lurk in every page of this classy novel ALEX GERLIS, author of EVERY SPY A TRAITOR An enthralling read Financial Times Suspenseful, romantic, atmospheric and clever . . . Thynnes storytelling is hugely enjoyable escapism AMANDA CRAIG, author of THE THREE GRACES Deeply researched but lightly told, this book had me on the edge of my seat. Absolutely cracking stuff CLARE MULLEY, author of AGENT ZO Following an acclaimed debut outing, Harry Fox, an MI5 Watcher, now suspended, and his associate Stella Fry are reunited during Britains darkest hour in this gripping espionage thriller. April 1940, and Britain is in turmoil. Chamberlains government is faltering, and a German invasion may be only weeks away. A body, wearing the uniform of a Luftwaffe captain, is found in the grounds of Trent Park - a stately home and now a prison to house high level German POWs. Trent Parks true purpose, however, is intelligence, gathered covertly from prisoners by secret listeners. The morning after the discovery of the body, one of the listeners goes missing, along with a gun from the firing range. Horrified that this could blow the highly confidential operation wide open, the missing man must be tracked down. Cue Harry Fox, a former MI5 Watcher, now suspended. He is desperate to assist the war effort but hes over the conscription age. Then his former boss gets in touch with a job for him, to track down the missing man. But, he stipulates, it must also involve Harrys former associate, Stella Fry. Stella returns home from work in the blackout to find a crowd outside her flat. She is told that a young woman in the building has had a fatal accident