Glasnost — Larry Jeram-Croft

Three days in 1991 that changed the world. Commander Jonathon Hunt has been appointed as Assistant Defence Attaché to the British Embassy in Moscow just as President Gorbachev's reforms are causing a constitutional crisis. That summer, a coup whilst Gorbachev is on holiday, nearly destabilises the whole world. Jon, together with his colleague Rupert Thomas from MI6 are caught up in a race against time to help end the Cold War forever. This is the sixth novel charting the career of Jonathon Hunt during the turbulent times at the end of the twentieth century. Once again the real facts of the day are entwined with a story that could have happened. Once again the author has drawn on his own experience as a Commander in the Royal Navy, Helicopter pilot and Aircraft Engineer.