Paul Mould Publishing

Covert, Ian Lumley

Against a backdrop of international espionage, Coup d'état and political deception at the highest level, David Coghlan, the best free-lance buggist in the United Kingdom, was hired to spy on Seychellois dissidents in London and to mount a covert electronic surveillance operation in the Seychellois jungle. In the midst of all this, an assassin struck and the leader of the Seychellois dissidents was gunned down outside his London home.

Who issued the contract? The CIA? The Mafia? The South African Secret Police? Even The Seychellois President had motives but Coghlan and his team were arrested and accused of murder. Coghlan had 'cleared' his operations with the British Secret Intelligence Services but how did they respond at his trial? Did they support him or betray him

Greed, Ivor Emberey

A story making reference to the death of a princess in a car crash in Paris in 1997, this book is about greed and intrigue in high places.

Snapdragon, Ron Bennett

The Senator's Son, Steven Porter (Cover design: Zoë Farmer)

The private jet of United States Senator Irwin Rubin mysteriously explodes shortly after takeoff killing the Senator and all on board. The events which follow involve the Senator's estranged son, David, in one of the most bizarre espionage cases of the nuclear age.