“You’re saying that Station K had a Red File on her… and she somehow got a copy of it?”
“She must have read her own Termination Order. How weird is that!”
So what was in Althea Daventry’s Red File?
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At the end of World War I, an English aristocrat is unfairly disgraced.
She learns to live by her wits, finding friends in the most unlikely places.
She becomes the first woman to endure Station K’s brutal ‘win or die’ Selection process.
Only half-trained, she’s given a botched mission.
Her first target is her worst enemy. And he’s waiting for her...
In Birmingham, rival Irish gangs are running guns to Ireland.
Two efforts to infiltrate one of the gangs have collapsed. Both agents were discovered, tortured and killed.
For Station K, Althea Daventry is the ultimate deniable asset. She’s coerced into a third attempt to infiltrate the gang. If she’s caught, she will die horribly.
Station K has failed twice. The gang is expecting another agent.
How can she possibly succeed?
In 1919, a defeated Germany is about to be vindictively penalised by the treaty of Versailles.
An eager Adolf Hitler yearns to seize power.
Meanwhile, Lenin plots the destruction of Versailles.
Althea Daventry is pitted against Von Stalheim, Germany’s most vicious combat pilot, and Gledkin, Russia’s remorseless, hitherto unbeatable, killing machine.
Unwittingly, she makes the worst mistake of her life – one which will result in 60 million deaths.
If anyone can bring peace to 1920s Ireland, it is Michael Collins, sober accountant turned gunman.
He comes to London to face his sworn enemy, Winston Churchill. And something happens which neither man could possibly have anticipated. Against all odds, bitter enemies become sworn friends.
Althea Daventry is tasked to guard Collins. She saves him from those who would kill him.
But she can’t save Collins from himself.
“Mr Collins, if you sign this treaty, please be aware that you’re also signing your own death warrant…”
He signs it.