The Quiet War

by Peter Widdows

Following a routine interview with an MEP, Sean McManus is drawn into a world of power struggles and deception; a place where loyalties are fluid and murder is just a tool. Suddenly fighting for a cause that he’s not sure he believes in, or fully understands, Sean confronts 1930’s German ideology… in a 21st century setting, and sacrifices everything he’s ever dreamt of… for the love of a child.

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Political thriller fans will enjoy this book by Peter Widdows. He weaves an interesting and suspenseful story line regarding the possibility of a Europe organized by a superstate. It many ways it takes off from Nazi plans for post WWII Europe that were seemingly never realized.

by Bruce Emmerling

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