Kane
a gripping WWII spy thriller set in the aftermath of Pearl Harbor
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Kane
Narrated by:
Andrew Cullum
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Narrated by:
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Andrew Cullum
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By:
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Graham Hurley
One man at the heart of American power must undertake a crucial wartime spy mission that will take him into enemy territory before he even leaves US soil.
Washington DC, 1941.
Quincy Kane, hero of the Boston Police Department and scourge of organised crime, is now a Secret Service agent. His meteoric rise means he’s trusted to guard the most important man in the country: President Roosevelt.
Then Imperial Japan attacks the US naval base at Pearl Harbor.
For Kane, American entry to World War II means the most crucial mission of his career: a complex scheme of bribery and subterfuge that will see him cross the Atlantic. He could change the course of the conflict and save thousands of Allied lives.
First, though, he will have to survive a return to the world of organised crime via the City of Angels itself: Los Angeles, where every gangster has Quincy Kane in their crosshairs.
From award-winning author Graham Hurley, Kane is a thrilling part of the Spoils of War Collection, a non-chronological series set during World War II and featuring some of the most momentous stories and figures of the era.©2025 Graham Hurley (P)2025 Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
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Critics' reviews
A rich and satisfying read
A highly effective summer read and a fascinating subject
Powerful and fascinating, the focus on the US entry into the Second World War hammers home with sharp precision.
Hard-boiled fiction done well is always such a treat and Kane is no exception.
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