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REFUGE

Ian Sutherland is glad to help when brother and sister Enzo and Rita Hasani are forced from their Kosovan homeland and end up in North Yorkshire where they claim asylum. But not all refugees are hardworking entrepreneurs. Some are criminals looking to exploit their hosts.

Ian soon finds himself at odds with Spartak, a paramilitary leader from the Kosovan Liberation Army, and facing old adversaries from his past.

Someone is manipulating things in the background. Could it be MI6 spymaster, Simon Black?

Against a backdrop of tobacco smuggling and money laundering, Ian takes on Kosovan thugs, a warlord and his nemesis seeking revenge. But others want revenge too while GCHQ and an ex-SAS operative try to level the playing field.

And somewhere in all this is Inga with her ice-blonde hair and alternative sense of fashion. But does anyone know who she really is?

For Enzo and Rita, the UK is their refuge, but can a coat be a refuge? Or even make-up? Everyone is trying to leave the past behind them and find a place of safety. It is what they do when they get there that counts.

 

REFUGE
Author: William Kinread
ISBN 978-1-916776-33-3
Available now to pre-order in print and digital formats.

This was a perfect page turning read for my holiday. Touches upon some of the true accounts of the atrocities in Kosovo (without being too graphic) and then moves the action to Yorkshire, London and Paris. Some colourful characters and good twists without being too much of a challenging read, so that you can follow the plot and enjoy with a drink in hand!
JKay

I take ages to read a book, but romped through this. An exciting and well told story with good research and detail to give it believability. It can stand alone, but I'd start with Luger.
Simon Robinson

A great storyline, the twists and turns are enthralling. Ian Sutherland once again has saved the day. Can’t wait to find out what’s next for him. A must read. This was a perfect page turning read for my holiday. Touches upon true accounts of the atrocities in Kosovo (without being too graphic) and then moves the action to Yorkshire, London and Paris. Some colourful characters and good twists without being too much of a challenging read, so that you can follow the plot and enjoy with a drink in hand!
Michael Meade

A real page turner with a great storyline, the twists and turns are enthralling. Ian Sutherland once again has saved the day. Can’t wait to find out what’s next for him. A must read.
Cara