Age Of Olympus by Gavin Scott

66 in stock

203mm x 132mm x 22mm

Pages: 352

Duncan Forrester has travelled to Greece, intent on recovering the ancient Cretan stone he discovered during the war, while part of an SOE mission to kidnap a German commander. But during a visit to Athens he witnesses the poisoning of a Greek poet, who it appears may have not been the intended target.

The man Forrester believes to have been marked for death is a general, who has been approached to lead ELAS, the military arm of the Greek communists. With Greece on the brink of civil war, and more attempts made on the generalGÇÖs life GÇô not to mention an enemy from his own past on his heels GÇô Forrester knows that the countryGÇÖs future depends on the fate of one manGǪThe man Forrester believes to have been marked for death is a general, who has been approached to lead ELAS, the military arm of the Greek communists. With Greece on the brink of civil war, and more attempts made on the generalGÇÖs life GÇô not to mention an enemy from his own past on his heels GÇô Forrester knows that the countryGÇÖs future depends on the fate of one manGǪ