Gordon d'Venables Boeken

Rhys Curtis is a decorated soldier and part of a special operations unit in the defence force; as far as he is concerned, the unit has a membership of one. Curtis has recurring nightmares of his father physically assaulting his mother. Whilst on holiday in Thailand, Curtis is instructed to join with an MI6 agent known as 'The Rat'. Their immediate task is to protect a woman aspiring to the Thai prime ministership, to thwart an attempted assassination. The impact of his childhood experiences make this mission personal. Are there targets in more than one country, an international network of fanatics? Another image haunts him: an image crossing several countries that appears to be a symbol of aggression, a symbol worshipped by misogynists. The mystery behind the image may be revealed at the Roman baths in the city of Bath, England. Can Curtis solve the puzzle and prevent the assassination?

The story explores the deep friendship between Mokiny, an Indigenous Australian boy rooted in natural and spiritual values, and Bruce, a white Australian boy whose moral compass falters over time. As they mature, Bruce descends into a life of crime and racism, leading to a tragic and unthinkable act that devastates the Indigenous community of Cottam Mills. The narrative delves into themes of friendship, cultural conflict, and the impact of loss on a community grappling with grief and betrayal.

Mass shootings and other acts of terror have links with a radical group in Eastern Europe. The Knights of Whites biker group. They are motivated to expand their political and terrorist activities beyond Europe and the USA where they have been prominent. They use Internet forums, the dark web and other techniques to recruit vulnerable young men. Their objective was to promote white supremacy. They believe in the creation of a master race. Army intel agent Rhys Curtis works with MI6 agent, Rat, attempting to terminate their source of funding and end their criminal activities. Who are the leaders? Can the neo-Nazi white supremacist movement be stopped? A plan is hatched. A plan to infiltrate the terrorist group but will they accept a person of colour in their midst? Highly unlikely and certainly not without great risk and potential danger to Rat but that is what is planned.