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A remarkable portrait of post civil war Spain and the small expat community there …. clever and fascinating - Guardian
The Maze of Cadiz is a splendid debut mystery - Times
An impressive novel ..... beautifully written .....vividly rendered.... The next can't come too soon - Financial Times
Sent to Spain by British Intelligence to arrest a rogue spy, agent Peter Cotton expects an easy first assignment. But just as he arrives in Cadiz, his quarry turns up dead. It’s 1944, and as war in Europe draws to a close, formerly neutral Franco is edging closer to the Allies – but things are not what they seem.It appears all of Cadiz has been expecting Cotton. In a hotbed of international conspiracy, shifting political alliances and murder, what Cotton unearths amid the stifling heat and dust could just tilt the emerging balance of post-war power.
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