Hammer to Fall

ItS London, The Swinging Sixties, And By Rights Mi6 Spy Joe Wilderness Should Be Having As Good A Time As James Bond. But Alas, In The Wake Of An Embarrassing Disaster For Mi6, Wilderness Has Been Posted To Remote Northern Finland In A Cultural Exchange Program To Promote Britain Abroad. Bored By His Work, With Nothing To Spy On, Wilderness Finds Another Way To Make Money: Smuggling Vodka Across The Border Into The Ussr. He Strikes A Deal With Old Kgb Pal Kostya, Who Explains To Him There Is A Vodka Shortage In The Soviet Union - But There Is Something Fishy About KostyaS Sudden Appearance In Finland And Intelligence From London Points To A Connection To Cobalt Mining In The Region, A Critical Component In The Casing Of The Atomic Bomb. WildernessS Posting Is Getting More Interesting By The Minute, But More Dangerous Too.Moving From The No-ManS-Land Of Cold War Finland To The Wild Days Of The Prague Spring, And Populated By Old Friends (Including Inspector Troy) And Old Enemies Alike, Hammer To Fall Is A Gripping Tale Of Deception And Skulduggery, Of Art And Politics, A Page-Turning Story Of The Always Riveting Life Of The British Spy.