Book
A Bitter Field
First published 2012
In 1938, British intelligence sends Cal Jardine to Czechoslovakia to prove that Hitler intends to seize the Sudetenland. Rivalries within the secret service and the uncertain loyalty of old contacts make it difficult to distinguish allies from agents working for Germany.
As European governments move towards the Munich settlement, Jardine tries to obtain evidence before diplomatic concessions make resistance impossible. The mission turns the politics of appeasement into a struggle for survival among people who will be abandoned if he fails.
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