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Authors: Ian Andrew
Flight Path: A Wright & Tran Novel (32 page)
Book Three in the Wright & Tran Series
When a break-in threatens Britain’s National Security, Franklyn calls on Wright & Tran but Kara will have to take this case on her own.
Tien wants nothing to do with the world of Private Investigations and less to do with the world of Franklyn.
Kara goes solo, but finding who is responsible for the break-in is the easy part. Finding who the real criminals are is much, much harder.
Isolated in a world of half-truths and lies, international arms deals and power politics, she is quick to discover that she’s been working for the wrong side.
What she didn’t figure on was that making amends will place her, and those she loves, in the sights of those who have everything to lose.
The First of the Wright & Tran Novels
When siblings Zoe and Michael Sterling insist that their middle-aged parents have gone missing, Kara and Tien are at first sceptical and then quickly intrigued; the father, ex-intelligence analyst Chris Sterling, appears to be involved with an enigmatic Russian thug.
Using less than orthodox methods and the services of ex-colleagues with highly specialised talents, Wright & Tran take on the case. But the truth they uncover is far from simple and will shake Zoe and Michael as much as it will challenge Tien and anger Kara. Anger she can ill afford for she is being hunted by others for the killing of a street predator who chose the wrong prey.
The only constant in this darkening world is that nothing and no one can be taken at face value.
"Ian Andrew is an author who can be relied upon to deliver a good – no, much more than that – a great read. Face Value, once again proves Andrew to be a versatile and gifted writer who delivers books that hold readers from beginning to end.”
(Elaine Fry, The West Australian)
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Leigh Wilson, the preeminent scientist of her generation, has invented a way to look back in time. Banned from using it for anything more than investigative purposes by a brutal regime that fears its power, she complies in the face of insurmountable odds.
But the world is changing and in the aftermath of a vicious murder Leigh now faces her ultimate dilemma. Can she muster the courage to act and reset her reality?
A Time to Every Purpose is a fast moving thriller with amazing twists and turns that grips you through to its final, unexpected climax. A ground-breaking, cross-genre thriller from an exciting author.
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"A thriller with heart... Gifted storytelling combines with meticulous scientific and historical research to produce a memorable and profoundly moving story."
(Elaine Fry, The West Australian)
“A Time To Every Purpose by Ian Andrew deals with huge concepts, looking at the broad sweep of history… a well-executed alternate history novel with some great action scenes.”
(John Wyatt, News UK)
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Odd Verses
An illustrated collection of humorous, daft, sometimes sad and occasionally thought provoking verses from the pen of Ian Andrew. Illustrated by Alison Mutton.
Released – Easter 2016
Ian was born in Northern Ireland in 1966. At eighteen he joined the Royal Air Force; originally training as an aircraft technician he was later commissioned as an Intelligence Officer. Throughout his Service he had the pleasure of working alongside some “right eejits” whom he still feels lucky to call friends. On leaving the Service he relocated to Western Australia and is now surrounded by a resident mob of Kangaroos who bounce past his house each day. They remind him of his previous colleagues.
He is currently working on the next in the Wright & Tran Series of detective novels.
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Copyright © Ian Andrew, 2016
Published: 18 March 2016
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ISBN: 978-0-9924641-8-9
Paperback Edition
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