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CHAMELEON
Mark Burnell
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‘Chameleon is a Casablanca for the 21st century. Burnell writes with verve and assurance about the unsavoury realities of international terrorism. Where he really excels, however, is with his characters. Not only are his two protagonists convincingly complex and three-dimensional, but they also share a love story which is as moving as it is passionate.’
Boris Starling, author of Messiah
To Isabelle with love
The only indecipherable code in the world is a woman.
Leo Marks
Special Operations Executive
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