Book cover for Crossfire: THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING WORLD WAR II EPIC by Wilbur Smith and David Churchill

Crossfire

THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING WORLD WAR II EPIC

2025 Released
464 Pages
6-7 Hours
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ZaffreISBN 9781838779139

ONE SHOT AT STOPPING A TRAITOR. ONE CHANCE TO CHANGE HISTORY.

Praise for Wilbur Smith

'A master storyteller' Sunday Times

'No one does adventure quite like Smith' Daily Mirror

'Best historical novelist' Stephen King

WILBUR SMITH RETURNS WITH A BRAND-NEW SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING WORLD WAR II THRILLER

1943. The tide of the Second World War is turning. The Russian victory at Stalingrad - the bloodiest battle in history - has opened the door for the Allies. Now, they must strike decisively at the heart of Hitler's Reich. But military success cannot be guaranteed without total secrecy.

Special Operations Executive's Saffron Courtney is sailing from the west coast of Scotland to New York on the Queen Mary. Her mission - to identify the mole in the British Embassy in Washington, DC before Churchill and Roosevelt begin the talks that will determine British and American military strategy in the wake of the Russian victory.

Haunted by the ghosts of her previous mission in the Low Countries, and with dangerous agents on her tail, Saffron must find the spy who could derail the Allied advance. Time is running out. Will Saffron complete her mission? Or will she succumb to the shadows of her past?


THE SEVENTH BOOK IN THE ASSEGAI SEQUENCE IN THE LONG-RUNNING COURTNEY SERIES AND THE FOLLOW ON FROM WORLDWIDE BESTSELLERS COURTNEY'S WAR AND LEGACY OF WAR. SAFFRON RETURNS IN FLASHPOINT. AVAILABLE NOW.

'A suspense-packed, fast-moving tale of perilous cat-and-mouse espionage' Lancashire Evening Post

Readers are loving CROSSFIRE:

'The plot twists are excellent and the characters are utterly fascinating'

'Had me gripped from the beginning'

'I couldn't put this book down. The heroine is funny, dangerous, clever and fearless and the storyline is riveting'

'A fantastic storyline from Wilbur Smith and plenty of action and intrigue'

Wilbur Smith

Described by Stephen King as “the best historical novelist,” WILBUR SMITH made his debut in 1964 with When the Lion Feeds and has since sold more than 125 million copies of his books worldwide and been translated into twenty-six different languages. Born in Central Africa in 1933, he now lives in London.

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