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M, King's Bodyguard by Niall Leonard

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Also by Niall Leonard:

M, King's Bodyguard, June 2022
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M, King's Bodyguard, July 2021
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M, KING'S BODYGUARD
By: Niall Leonard

A Novel

Vintage
June 2022
On Sale: June 14, 2022
272 pages
ISBN: 0593081692
EAN: 9780593081693
Kindle: B08L5WVS1J
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Hardcover (July 2021)

Mystery Historical | Thriller Spy

From humble beginnings in Ireland, William Melville has risen through hard work, intelligence, and occasional brute force to become head of Scotland Yard’s Special Branch, personal bodyguard to Queen Victoria and her family, and the scourge of anarchists at home and abroad. But when the aged Queen dies in January 1901 and the crowned heads of Europe converge on London for her funeral, Melville learns of a conspiracy, led by a mysterious nihilist known only as Akushku, to assassinate Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany at the ceremony.
 
Racing to prevent the atrocity, Melville and his German counterpart Gustav Steinhauer find themselves tangled in a web of adultery, betrayal, and violence. As the funeral looms ever closer, Melville realizes that Akushku is the most resourceful and vicious foe he has yet encountered—but is the greater threat from Melville’s enemies, or his allies?