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Bury me in Valletta, a stand-alone sequel to Cairo Mon Amour, brings back Pierre Farag and his ex-movie star wife Zouzou Paris in another sizzling spy thriller. London, 1975. Student Emma Stonehouse is about to prove she's got the guts to be a serious political activist. But her dad Ralph, a senior intelligence bureaucrat in Whitehall, has a dirty little secret. When Emma makes her move, Ralph's career implodes and a clandestine espionage operation is thrown into peril. Egyptian-Armenian exile Pierre Farag is hired to salvage the operation, taking on the role of an enigmatic arms dealer to penetrate Colonel Gaddafi's stronghold. Inspired by the real-life story of arms smuggling from Libya to the Provisional IRA in the seventies, Bury me in Valletta has enough quirky twists to delight readers of Kate Quinn, Philip Kerr, and Lara Prescott.

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A thriller with myriad twists and turns, this book leaves readers with only one thing to do: keep reading. With its compulsive and coincidental nature, it's never quite safe to put down. Reviewed by Liam Anthony for Independent Book Review

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Stuart Campbell was a university Pro-Vice Chancellor and a Professor of Linguistics before he took up writing fiction in 2011. His other books include the novels The Making of Martin F. Mooney, An Englishman's Guide to Infidelity, and Cairo Mon Amour, as well as the novella Ash on the Tongue He is also the author of numerous academic works on Arabic-English translation, and on the Arabic component in Malay and Indonesian. Stuart lives at Manly Beach in Australia.

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