Unity: Peace for All, Freedom for None
Unity - the latest Prisoner novel and the only one to tell the full story (www.unitystory.com)
London, 1967. The Cold War continues, and Britain must remain vigilant as the super powers struggle for supremacy. For the British intelligence services it is a time of suspicion, mistrust... and a need for innovation in strategies and tactics. But the discovery by a top intelligence officer of unethical secret warfare experiments leads him to resign, and starts a race against time as over a million lives are threatened.
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What readers and reviewers say:
"I really cannot recommend this novel highly enough. Mike Bodnar has woven a tale of intrigue and espionage which takes 'The Prisoner' as its starting point and becomes something far more sinister."
"A chilling story of what can happen when some agencies get too much power. Fresh and intense with a clever side view of the TV series. Highly recommend."
"Beautifully-fashioned and authentically chilling."
"It is a fast-paced read that crosses over from fan fiction to a stand-alone cold war thriller. The characters are well developed and the plot twists, turns and grips to the finish."
"This is a must for any Prisoner fan. A unique perspective on the original story that provides fresh new insight and alternative theory surrounding No.6's incarceration. The book not only centres on the strange and surreal world of 'The Village' but also how the web of government departments and security services play their parts in influencing the ultimate goal of 'Unity'."
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