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Brian Landers

A British spy is assassinated in Argentina. Can Tom Dylan find out why? 

Despite having failed disastrously in his first mission in Holland, Thomas Dylan is sent to Chicago to retrieve a stolen secret US Navy gadget, the Griffin Interrogator. This mission is a success until he is attacked and the gadget stolen again and Tom is sent to Brazil to retrieve it once more.

It turns out that the whole mission is phoney and Thomas has been chasing a fake. Thomas finally realizes he is being used by his colleague Julia and her uncle, the Director General of the Defence Intelligence Staff, to flush out a spy in the organisation. Not only that but an MI6 team has been monitoring Thomas the whole time.

The mastermind behind the Interrogator theft, Martines, is an arms dealer modelled on the German war criminal Klaus Barbie. What Thomas doesn’t realise is that the team he suspects may be MI6 are actually Israelis and Martines is closely linked to the Brazilian military regime. Can he put the pieces of the puzzle together before it is too late?

RedDoor Press

The Dylan Series

Awakening of Spies

Julia Dylan’s aunt, Eveline Sadeghi, vanishes while sailing from Kefalonia to Syracuse in Sicily.

Julia and her new husband Thomas abandon their honeymoon and join the search. In Syracuse they encounter a suspiciously well-informed detective who is investigating the murder of an Iranian journalist. Thomas is convinced that Eveline's disappearance is somehow connected.

Julia’s uncle, the Director General of Defence Intelligence, asks MI6 to investigate but MI6 has higher priorities. The CIA have uncovered a Russian spy at a NATO airbase north of Syracuse.

Could it all be connected? 

And could the connection go all the way back to an infamous Mafia massacre in 1947?

To unravel the mystery of Eveline Sadeghi’s death, Julia and Thomas Dylan must not just understand history but must understand families, especially their own.

John le Carré meets Agatha Christie in the second gripping novel in the Dylan series

Families of Spies

'Brian Landers is the real deal'
Andrew Raymond, author of the Novak and Mitchell thrillers

Winter 1981.

Poland is in turmoil. The Communist regime is close to collapse and the CIA wants to help it on its way. They ask for MI6 assistance but insist the MI6 Station in Warsaw is not involved. 

Why not? And who will the Americans accept? 

MI6 agent Thomas Dylan is sent from Moscow. His wife has just witnessed a murder and the Russian authorities want her out of the country. But when Thomas and Julia arrive in Warsaw the bullets start to fly. Two American agents disappear near the Polish lakes, a terrified Polish sailor jumps ship in Middlesbrough and a Polish peasant claims to have found the lost crown of a medieval King. Somebody needs to work out what's happening. And quickly. 

Because back in London a KGB killer is on the loose.

Coincidence of Spies

In Angola the largest tank battle since WWII is taking place. South African troops are battling to preserve apartheid.

Ministers want MI6 to provide support, discreetly. Thomas Dylan is sent to the front line, but death is soon much closer to home. After thirty years in British Intelligence, Adam Joseff has retired to his stamp collection. His loyalty is beyond question... until he is murdered in the Caribbean. Then the questions start.

Has Joseff betrayed his country? Or has he been betrayed? And why was he so interested in an Angolan student young enough to be his granddaughter? As the Dylans start pulling the clues together they must confront death, betrayal and their own conscience.

Then the politicians take over.