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David, Roy

 
9781909716230: An Enemy Within

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Lieutenant Matt McDermott seems the perfect candidate to be the US Army's symbolic hero of Iraq during the military action of 2003. Young, principled, and with a pair of winning brown eyes, McDermott is the clean-cut golden boy of a spin doctor's dreams. His future looks assured when New York-based freelance photographer Alexandra Stead is sent to Baghdad to capture the face that will become the source of national pride - and boost the President's re-election campaign. But beneath the surface a shocking scenario has yet to emerge. Alex discovers the frightening secret that could bring everything crashing down, and finds herself battling the might of the CIA. As she experiences first hand the horrors of war, she realises that Lieutenant McDermott is fighting an excruciating and destructive struggle with his conscience. A fast-paced, gripping thriller, An Enemy Within raises political and ethical issues surrounding war.

Biographie de l'auteur

Roy David has 40 years' experience as a journalist and has written for most of Britain's national newspapers. On leaving school in Liverpool, he became a drummer for a Cavern-based blues band, appearing with acts including The Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder, Sonny Boy Williamson, Howlin' Wolf, Memphis Slim and Eric Clapton and the Yardbirds. Roy then went into journalism and was at various times a news reporter, crime reporter, sub-editor, and racing correspondent. He is the author of Lester Piggott: Downfall of a Legend (Heinemann, 1989), which reached No. 9 in The Sunday Times bestsellers list and was short-listed for the William Hill Sports Book of the Year Award. Previous books include: Short Heads and Tall Tales, The Shergar Mystery and Robert Sangster: Tycoon of the Turf. Roy was also originator and technical advisor of the major BBC drama, Shergar. He lives in Cheshire and is married to an emeritus professor.

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