The Devil's Bargain

A gripping spy thriller, The Devil's Bargain explores the consequences of past decisions and the intricate web of deceit in politics.

In The Devil's Bargain, a gripping tale unfolds where loyalty and deception intertwine. The story centers around a man named Harry Bristow, a policeman turned chauffeur, who made a grave mistake in 1988 by accepting a bribe. This choice allowed a man known as Igor to enter Britain, a decision that haunts him years later when he recognizes Igor as his newly-elected Member of Parliament. Harry's internal struggle intensifies as he grapples with his past and the potential consequences of coming forward with the truth.

As the narrative progresses, we are introduced to Peter Robinson, the MP with a hidden agenda. His journey from an illegal immigrant working undercover to a politician is fraught with tension, especially when he realizes that Harry knows his secret. With the collapse of the Soviet Union leaving him isolated, Robinson must navigate the treacherous waters of British politics while ensuring that his past remains buried.

Meanwhile, CIA analyst Manon Tyler is en route to London, armed with crucial intelligence about Russian operatives. Her arrival adds another layer of complexity to the unfolding drama, as the intersecting paths of these characters lead to a high-stakes game of survival. The Devil's Bargain is a meticulously crafted spy thriller that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, exploring themes of morality, ambition, and the lengths one will go to protect their interests.