Churchill’s Assassin (The Lochran Trilogy Book 1) by John Righten
Churchill’s Assassin is a riveting political thriller by John Righten that asks, Why try to assassinate a dying man?
It’s New Year’s Eve, 1964. Lochran Ryan, a young man fresh off a ferry from Ireland, hands the customs official a telephone number and demands that he calls the number as it’s a matter of national security. The official reluctantly places the call, only to find that it’s answered by Winston Churchill’s personal secretary who quickly orchestrates Ryan’s audience with Churchill. However, when Ryan finally enters the gravely ill statesman’s room, a sniper tries to kill Churchill. Ryan intends to […]
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