Infiltration of the IRA is never going to be the easiest of undercover assignments. When it also involves winning the confidence of Republican family members who have nothing but hatred and contempt for their ex-Army, ex- CI5, cousin, Bodie finds himself tackling one of the most dangerous missions of his career.
Exile conveys the increasing menace and sense of isolation that surround Bodie as he painstakingly and chillingly attempts to maintain his cover in the IRA heartland. Meanwhile, back in London, Ray Doyle is swept up in a maelstrom of emotions as he refuses to believe the accusations of treason that have been levelled against his partner and desperately tries to trace his whereabouts.
Exile had me hooked from the first page. A thrilling and compelling story that I could hardly bear to put down.
-Sally Fell
Exile goes places you don't expect.
-Suzan Lovett
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Full-sized 8.5"X 11" perfect bound book,
Double-column format, 83,000 words, 130 pages.
Full colour front and back covers and 5 internal black & white illustrations by Lorraine Brevig.