Product Description

This gripping sequel to The 63 Steppes will leave you breathless. It’s 1968, and James Brittain is now an undercover MI6 agent. His first overseas mission is to meet up with a Czech scientist in Prague and report back on what he has to say. What could be simpler? However, once again, James finds himself in the right place at the wrong time. Will he manage to complete his mission? Only time will tell.

About the Author

Keith Edmondson was born and bred in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and still lives there willingly! He was trained as a chemist and became a wool research scientist at the IWS Technical Centre in Ilkley. Following the collapse of the wool market in the ‘80s, he was ‘encouraged’ to find pastures new and started working as a private consultant, trading as Envirocare, assisting companies with the new health and safety regulations. The endeavour was successful and Envirocare Technical Consultancy Ltd was formed in 1994, based in Bradford. A few years ago, he stepped down from the day to day running of the business and ventured into producing collage artworks entirely from stamps, with brightly reactive phosphor bands under UV light. Three large collage impressions of famous Bradford people - David Hockney, J.B Priestley and Sir Ken Morrison - were created. A fourth collage (‘Bradley Baht ‘at’) celebrated the Tour de France coming to Yorkshire. The pictures were exhibited in Bradford’s Pop Up & Fabric galleries in 2011, 2012 and 2014. Keith is also delighted to be participating with a colleague as EDPAL in The New Longitude Prize. From Czechoslovakia with Love is Keith's second book. His first novel, The 63 Steppes, was inspired by his re-reading John Buchan’s The Thirty-Nine Steps. For more information, visit www.stuckonstamps.co.uk.