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The China Maze
Joseph Clyde
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Description for The China Maze
Paperback. A British terrorist is being held by the Chinese - Tony Underwood is sent to investigate and soon is on to a plot with terrifying consequences. Series: A Tony Underwood Thriller. Num Pages: 304 pages. BIC Classification: FH. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 199 x 130 x 27. Weight in Grams: 302.
When MI5 receives a first-ever invitation to monitor turbulence in China's restive New Silk Road region, Tony Underwood is dispatched as part of a gesture of goodwill. He has no special knowledge of the part of China that touches the stans, or of China full stop; but MI5 is not about to be misled by Bejing's suppression of the area's Muslim Uighur majority as a religious insurgence. Alarm bells start ringing, however, while Tony's plane is still in the air. The Guoanbua - the Chinese secret service - capture a young British backpacker on suspicion of gun-running across the border. ... Read more
When MI5 receives a first-ever invitation to monitor turbulence in China's restive New Silk Road region, Tony Underwood is dispatched as part of a gesture of goodwill. He has no special knowledge of the part of China that touches the stans, or of China full stop; but MI5 is not about to be misled by Bejing's suppression of the area's Muslim Uighur majority as a religious insurgence. Alarm bells start ringing, however, while Tony's plane is still in the air. The Guoanbua - the Chinese secret service - capture a young British backpacker on suspicion of gun-running across the border. ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Gibson Square Books Ltd
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2017
Series
A Tony Underwood Thriller
Condition
New
Number of Pages
304
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781783341368
SKU
V9781783341368
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99-50
About Joseph Clyde
Joseph Clyde (aka George Walden) started his diplomatic career as the only English diplomat with Chinese during the height of Mao's cultural revolution and has closely followed its rise ever since. He became PPS to Lords Carrington and Owen, MP for Buckinghamshire, Education Minister under Margaret Thatcher, Standard columnist for Max Hastings, after which he became a writer and journalist. ... Read more
Reviews for The China Maze
"Riveting." Jung Chang, Wild Swans; previous praise for the trilogy "Intelligent... in the tradition of Frederick Forsyth."