The Boardman Files

by Gus Ross

Your baggage has a nasty habit of catching up with you, even if you manage to lose track of it somewhere or deliberately put it on a plane going in the opposite direction.For Dave Richards, who is not even aware he is carrying any baggage, events are about to turn his life upside down.A body, that should by all accounts have been floating its way to obscurity, is witnessed by chance and recovered from a river. Soon it will provide a vital link in a complex chain of events that have the potential to create an incident of truly international proportions. But someone is going to great lengths to remove that link.George Thomson, ‘dyed in the wool’ old school MI6, has a bigger problem, somewhere buried deep in his organisation there is a mole and it is threatening the very existence of a project that must not become public knowledge. Somewhere there is a cat trying to get out of a bag, the question is whether or not it can be drowned first.

245 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 13, 2012

Reviews

[Heather · Rating 2 out of 5]

The story was good, but it was very hard to read. The author jumps point of views without letting the reader know when or who's point of view he has switched to.