Bulldog Drummond and the Ghosts of Blackfriars

<p>London 1943.<br>The war grinds on the nights burn with fire and the city whispers of things it cannot name.</p><p>A man is found dead beneath Blackfriars Bridge.<br>His identity should be impossible.<br>He was reported killed two years ago behind enemy lines.</p><p>When the file reaches <strong>Bulldog Drummond</strong> the trail leads into a hidden war being fought in the shadows of Whitehall-where secret orders are signed without Parliament and decisions shape the fate of nations.</p><p>As <strong>Drummond</strong> <strong>Phyllis</strong> <strong>Roderick Heath</strong> and the ever-reckless <strong>Algy</strong> go deeper they uncover a clandestine organisation working within the British government itself: <strong>The Quiet Office</strong>-a faction willing to sacrifice the very people it claims to protect.</p><p>From fog-shrouded embankments and midnight chases across the Blackout to interrogation rooms wartime docks and the final stand at Scotland Yard Drummond must confront an enemy who is not foreign at all...</p><p>...but <strong>British.</strong></p><p>And if he fails London will not fall to bombs or invasion-<br>It will fall from <strong>within.</strong></p><p>A gripping WWII espionage thriller of loyalty betrayal courage and the cost of standing for what a nation is meant to be.</p>