Albatross

Albatross by Evelyn Anthony, published by Severn House in 1996, is a suspenseful exploration of espionage within British intelligence. This edition spans 288 pages and is presented in English. The narrative centers around the urgent quest to identify a mole known as Albatross, posing a significant threat to Britain and the global landscape. The story unfolds as key figures within British intelligence, including Brigadier James White, his second-in-command Humphrey Grant, and technocrat John Kidson, become embroiled in a tense investigation.

Readers will find a gripping tale that delves into the complexities of loyalty and betrayal in the world of espionage. The plot intricately weaves together elements of thriller and suspense, as the characters navigate a web of deceit and danger. Albatross presents a thought-provoking scenario that challenges the integrity of those in power, making it a compelling read for fans of fiction that explores the darker sides of intelligence work.