
Massacre: An Edward Hunter Spy Adventure - Paperback
by Doug Adcock
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Availability:In StockContributor:Doug AdcockSeries:Edward Hunter Spy AdventurePublish date:4/27/2018Pages:472
Languages:EnglishPublisher:AdcockinkISBN-13:9780997686715ISBN-10:0997686715UPC:9780997686715Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:ThrillersBook Topic:HistoricalSize:9.00 x 6.00 x 1.05 inchesWeight:0.686Product ID:SCG078DQ58
1572. Edward Hunter undertakes a mission to discover the source of Catholic propaganda smuggled into England. In Paris, full of tension between religious civil wars, he finds an informant murdered, an ambassador threatened with assassination, and seductive femmes fatales. As if these challenges are not enough, his lover wakes him on Saint Bartholomew's Day shouting that the Catholics of Paris are killing their Protestant neighbors. Since Catholics believe he is a Protestant and Protestants believe he is a Catholic, can he survive?
Languages:EnglishPublisher:AdcockinkISBN-13:9780997686715ISBN-10:0997686715UPC:9780997686715Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:ThrillersBook Topic:HistoricalSize:9.00 x 6.00 x 1.05 inchesWeight:0.686Product ID:SCG078DQ58
Doug Adcock grew up in Toledo, Ohio, attended Harvard University, and taught English, history, and drama in Honolulu, London, Abidjan, Bogota, and Westchester County, New York. His interest in the Elizabethan period began in college, bloomed in England, and has led to the Edward Hunter spy adventures. Now retired, he lives in Breckenridge, Colorado with his wife Holley. Besides writing, he skis, sings, plays trombone, square dances, and travels.
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