The Glory Boys
The Glory Boys by Gerald Seymour, published by Collins in 1976, is a work of fiction that delves into the intricate world of espionage and terrorism. The narrative centers around Israel’s leading nuclear scientist, who is delivering a lecture in London, and the threats that surround him. A Palestinian terrorist, the sole survivor of a hit squad ambushed by Israeli Intelligence, is also on a mission to reach London, creating a tense atmosphere filled with danger and intrigue.
Readers will encounter a diverse cast of characters, including Ciaran McCoy, a former IRA member, and Jimmy, an aging MI5 agent struggling with alcoholism. The story unfolds as these individuals navigate their complex motivations and connections, raising questions about loyalty and the potential for violence. With 287 pages, this edition presents a gripping exploration of the interplay between personal demons and the larger geopolitical landscape.
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THE Israel’s leading nuclear scientist, giving a lecture in London.THE A Palestinian terrorist, the lone survivor of a three-man hit squad ambushed by Israeli Intelligence in France while on their way to London.THE Ciaran McCoy, formerly of the IRA, and The Assassin’s only contact in London.THE Jimmy, an alcoholic, over-the-hill MI5 agent assigned to protect the Israeli scientist. Jimmy is arguably the most dangerous of the lot, but only when sober. Will he be able to prevent a brutal killing?
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