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The Outsiders by Gerald Seymour

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Also by Gerald Seymour:

The Outsiders, March 2015
Hardcover / e-Book
A Deniable Death, February 2013
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THE OUTSIDERS
By: Gerald Seymour

Thomas Dunne
March 2015
On Sale: February 24, 2015
Featuring: Winnie Monks
ISBN: 1250058856
EAN: 9781250058850
Kindle: B00MEF0K18
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Thriller Spy

MI5 officer Winnie Monks has never forgotten - or forgiven - the death of a young agent on her team at the hands of a former Russian Army Major turned gangster. Now, ten years later, she learns that the Major is travelling to a villa on the popular Spanish holiday destination Costa del Sol, and she asks permission to send in a surveillance unit. They find an empty property near the Major's: the Villa Paraiso. It's perfect to spy from - and as a base for Winnie's darker, less official, plans. But it turns out the villa isn't deserted. The owners have invited a young British couple to house sit while they are away. Jonno and Posie, a new couple, think they are embarking on a romantic, carefree break in the sun. But when the Secret Service team arrives in paradise, everything changes.

Gerald Seymour is a perennial bestseller in the UK. He routinely receives rave reviews for his work, and The Outsiders is no exceptionβ€”The Sunday Times (UK) called it "a sophisticated, reader-teasing tale,” while The Sun (UK) praised it as "a gripping thriller."