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Ross & Hartman – Death’s Head Moth

Ross & Hartman – Death’s Head Moth

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  • Piper (Germany)

 

About the book

May 2015. A Dutch NATO diplomat disappears on a secret mission and with him a butterfly guide with codes goes missing. The trail initially leads to the Italian Mafia and to Greece. NATO chief director Charles Cavendish has more than thirty years of experience in the secret service and he decides to put together an unusual team: secret agent Adam Kaplan, who is trying to come to terms with the tragic death of his wife, and Carrie Montevagio, an inexperienced and spirited Sicilian who fled her native village years ago and has been in hiding in the Netherlands ever since. Her contacts with the Mafia could help her find the missing diplomat – but returning to Sicily will certainly put her life in danger

Death’s Head Moth stands way out from the crowd and will give readers a taste for more of the same from this improbable writing duo. – ***** AD MAGAZINE

A captivating thriller – hard to put down, that’s for sure. – VN THRILLER & DETECTIVE GIDS

Anyone who doesn’t read this book this summer is missing something. Highly recommended, with all the best ingredients. It has a strong storyline full of surprises, it capitalizes on current affairs to an extraordinary degree and both authors use wonderfully expressive language. – ENTERTAINDING

Authors

Corine Hartman (b. 1964) worked as a scripwriter for many years and has fifteen thrillers to her name. Her books are famed for their tough action sequences and fascinating characters. She has been nominated for the Gouden Strop a number of times and has won several Crimezone Awards.

 

In his thrilles Tomas Ross (b. 1944) balances on the dividing line between fact and fiction. He has written more than forty books, winning the Gouden Strop Prize three times, and has worked as a scriptwriter on highly acclaimed Dutch television series and films.

Additional book information

  • thriller
  • ISBN 9789023490890
  • Number of pages: 356
  • World rights: Cargo
  • Price: € 19,90