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Somerville''s War

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By (author): Andrew Duncan

A fast-unfolding, untold tale of deception, betrayal and romance leading to a tense life-or-death climax in occupied France. The strange brigadier who hardly speaks... Leo, his feisty pilot daughter... Labrador, the vengeful Pole... Henry Dunning-Green, Leo's boring suitor... Adrian Russell, the treacherous master spy... ... All linked by SOE Somerville, the top secret Second World War finishing school for spies on England's south coast, and its local community: A melting pot of intrigue and counter-intrigue. This is the first fictional treatment of life at the famous Special Operations Executive 'finishing school' for spies, SOE Beaulieu in the New Forest (renamed SOE Somerville). It's also the first fully realised fictional portrait of master spy and traitor Kim Philby (renamed Adrian Russell) who lectured at SOE Beaulieu. Many of the events actually took place. See more
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  • Dimensions: 130 x 198mm
  • Publication Date: 19 Mar 2020
  • Publisher: Heartwood Publishing
  • Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781527244504

About Andrew Duncan

Andrew Duncan's parents were both WW2 pilots so maybe flying is in his DNA. He lived in London until his teens then in the New Forest. At Cambridge he was editor of the university newspaper Varsity. His first job was on the Albany column in The Sunday Telegraph writing diary pieces on people in public life. Later he worked at Mitchell Beazley Publishers and the Hutchinson Publishing Group before setting up Duncan Petersen Publishing the firm which he runs today. He is married with two sons and lives in London and at Beaulieu Hampshire. He relaxes by racing small boats on the Beaulieu River and yachting in the Mediterranean.

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