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Leaving Mercy to
Heaven
by Bryan Marlowe |
UK
price:
£7.99
US price:
$10.85
Format: Paperback
Size: 5 x 8
Pages: 288
ISBN: 978-0956051967
Published: Feb-2009
Published by
SPIDERWIZE |
Leaving Mercy to Heaven is a
bang-up-to-date, dramatic
action-packed tale of
revenge, intrigue, betrayal,
and romance, involving
terrorism, modern
Casablanca, and the Israeli
Secret Service.
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Marlowe's books
Book Description
Eli Murray, a war-weary
ex-captain in the SAS, is
holidaying in Morocco with
his wife and two children
when a roadside car bomb
explodes, killing his family
and seriously injuring him.
Seconds before the explosion
he saw three of the
terrorists involved and
while recovering in hospital
determines to seek revenge.
Recuperating in Casablanca,
he is approached by two
Israeli Secret Service
officers. They ask him to
join them in their hunt for
the terrorists, who are bent
on disrupting the Israeli
and Palestinian peace
conference, by leaving a
trail of death and
destruction across North
Africa and the Middle East.
Murray agrees and helped by
a woman—an Israeli Army
captain—he wages an
unrelenting campaign of
merciless vengeance against
the terrorists.
About the author
B
ryan
Marlowe was born in the City
of London, 1930. He left
school at 14 and had
numerous jobs before being
called up for National
Service in the RAF
1948/1950. He rejoined the
RAF in 1951 and retired in
1971. Marlowe worked for 20
years with a northern police
force. On retirement he took
up voluntary work with
Victim and Witness Support,
and worked as a newspaper
columnist. He has travelled
extensively and now lives in
South-East London.
Review of Leaving Mercy to
Heaven:
Bryan Marlowe's latest novel
Leaving Mercy to Heaven is a
smoothly written and
intriguing blow-'em-up,
shoot-'em-down spy thriller.
Beginning outside Rick's
Cafe in Casablanca and
moving quickly from one
exotic city across North
Africa and the Middle East,
the excitement and tension
builds and never abates.
Terminating in the United
Arab Emerite city of Dubai,
Marlowe completely solves
who, what, where, when and
why. This well written tale
of revenge is a book you
cannot put down.
-- Carl and Barbara Miller,
USA
Also by
Bryan Marlowe:
Memoirs of
an Errant Youth—a tongue in
cheek account of the
author’s early years of
employment in wartime
Britain and the immediate
post-war period of
austerity.
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Tarnished Heroes
by Bryan Marlowe |
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UK price:
£8.38 US
price:
$15.95
Format: Paperback
Size : 5 x 8
Pages: 228
ISBN: 0-595-40750-1
Published: Aug-2006
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It's the
cold war in the Far East and
a chain of deadly
circumstances forces two
former world war heroes to
form an alliance to save
those they love in a final
desperate act of heroism and
redemption.
A romantic
saga dedicated to those who
have lost the love of their
life and live in hope of one
day regaining it.

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by Bryan Marlowe
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UK price:
£6.99 US
price:
$9.79
Publisher:
DIADEM BOOKS
Format: Paperback
Pages: 254
ISBN: 978-1908026187
Published:
July 2011 |
Jack Drake is highly
disciplined, skilled in all
aspects of his job and
courageous; an ideal career
soldier who is well regarded
by his superiors and singled
out for early promotion. But
there is a dark side to
Drake's character