Deception

The second instalment in the thrilling WW2 Joseph Gunner series, from the award-winning author of the Harry McCoy books PRAISE FOR GUNNER 'A notably original protagonist . . . swept up in a high-level conspiracy reaching from Whitehall's corridors of power to Berlin and Rudolf Hess's doomed flight to Scotland . . . enthralling' Financial Times 'Great storytelling . . . I loved it' Peter James, #1 bestselling author of the Roy Grace series 'Parks's characters jump out at you and the story fizzes with history and colour. A brilliant thriller to kick off a new series' Sun 'A superb thriller with a gripping, constantly surprising plot, vividly realised characters and brutally authentic descriptions . . . Parks's new series is one to watch' Andrew Taylor, author of The Shadows of London 'Great stuff . . . a vivid sense of place and time and what a main character!' Ian Rankin, #1 bestselling author of the Rebus series 'Perfectly captures the chaos, danger and moral mess of a world turned upside down by conflict' Guardian

The second instalment in the thrilling WW2 Joseph Gunner series, from the award-winning author of the Harry McCoy books PRAISE FOR GUNNER 'A notably original protagonist . . . swept up in a high-level conspiracy reaching from Whitehall's corridors of power to Berlin and Rudolf Hess's doomed flight to Scotland . . . enthralling' Financial Times 'Great storytelling . . . I loved it' Peter James, #1 bestselling author of the Roy Grace series 'Parks's characters jump out at you and the story fizzes with history and colour. A brilliant thriller to kick off a new series' Sun 'A superb thriller with a gripping, constantly surprising plot, vividly realised characters and brutally authentic descriptions . . . Parks's new series is one to watch' Andrew Taylor, author of The Shadows of London 'Great stuff . . . a vivid sense of place and time and what a main character!' Ian Rankin, #1 bestselling author of the Rebus series 'Perfectly captures the chaos, danger and moral mess of a world turned upside down by conflict' Guardian