The River to the Sea (hardback) - Antrobus, John
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This is a further adventure of Inspector Jack Hedge as he grapples with the problem of his identity until he realises he does not need one. Meanwhile he has been sent abroad (there's a lot of abroad!) supposedly on a case but he suspects more likely to get rid of him in the most expedient way. There are two sides to every question, and this pertains to the silent war between various elements of the Secret Service in England. The original Inspector Hedge book I wrote over fifty years ago in eight days. It has only recently been published under the title of INVITATION TO A PLAGUE. It involves a…mehr

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This is a further adventure of Inspector Jack Hedge as he grapples with the problem of his identity until he realises he does not need one. Meanwhile he has been sent abroad (there's a lot of abroad!) supposedly on a case but he suspects more likely to get rid of him in the most expedient way. There are two sides to every question, and this pertains to the silent war between various elements of the Secret Service in England. The original Inspector Hedge book I wrote over fifty years ago in eight days. It has only recently been published under the title of INVITATION TO A PLAGUE. It involves a top secret Govt Germ Warfare experiment that went disastrously wrong with the latent danger of the virus, Code Name Green Swan, spreading into the community, indeed across the world. Inspector Hedge was sent into a clinic disguised as a patient to investigate but any conclusions he may have reached have been suppressed by some and encouraged by others in the silent war between the services. Who is on which side? We still don't know... Which brings us to the sequel I have only recently penned. Good luck with that and please, as you read risk the disintegration of your own identity. You do not really need it. Laughter is freedom...