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I, Said the Spy — Derek Lambert
The most explosive international conspiracy ever conceived â€" with deadly consequences.
Each year a nucleus of the wealthiest and most influential members of the Western world meet to discuss the future of the world's superpowers at a secret conference called Bilderberg.
A glamorous millionaire just sighting loneliness from the foothills of middle age; a French industrialist whose wealth matches his masochism and meanness; a whizz-kid of the seventies conducting a life-long affair with diamonds: these are just three of the Bilderbergers who have grown to confuse position with invulnerability. It is a mistake that could prove lethal when there is a crazed assassin on the loose . . .
‘Could put ideas into the head of many a spy' Sunday Telegraph
‘Lambert certainly keeps the action moving with surprise plot twists thrown in every now and again to unsettle the reader'
Liverpool Daily Post
‘An exciting novel' Derby Evening Telegraph
‘A demanding but entirely satisfying read' Coventry Evening Telegraph
Reviews
‘Lambert certainly keeps the action moving with surprise plot twists thrown in every now and again to unsettle the reader'
Liverpool Daily Post
‘Could put ideas into the head of many a spy' Sunday Telegraph
‘An exciting novel' Derby Evening Telegraph
‘A demanding but entirely satisfying read' Coventry Evening Telegraph
About the author
Derek Lambert was born in 1929, and served in the RAF for two and a half years, before becoming a foreign correspondent, travelling the world to exotic locations that later inspired his novels. His travels gave him first-hand knowledge of his material and it was his authentic tales of espionage that made him a household name and bestselling author. He spent the later years of his life in Spain, where he died in 2001 at the age of 71.
Each year a nucleus of the wealthiest and most influential members of the Western world meet to discuss the future of the world's superpowers at a secret conference called Bilderberg.
A glamorous millionaire just sighting loneliness from the foothills of middle age; a French industrialist whose wealth matches his masochism and meanness; a whizz-kid of the seventies conducting a life-long affair with diamonds: these are just three of the Bilderbergers who have grown to confuse position with invulnerability. It is a mistake that could prove lethal when there is a crazed assassin on the loose . . .
‘Could put ideas into the head of many a spy' Sunday Telegraph
‘Lambert certainly keeps the action moving with surprise plot twists thrown in every now and again to unsettle the reader'
Liverpool Daily Post
‘An exciting novel' Derby Evening Telegraph
‘A demanding but entirely satisfying read' Coventry Evening Telegraph
Reviews
‘Lambert certainly keeps the action moving with surprise plot twists thrown in every now and again to unsettle the reader'
Liverpool Daily Post
‘Could put ideas into the head of many a spy' Sunday Telegraph
‘An exciting novel' Derby Evening Telegraph
‘A demanding but entirely satisfying read' Coventry Evening Telegraph
About the author
Derek Lambert was born in 1929, and served in the RAF for two and a half years, before becoming a foreign correspondent, travelling the world to exotic locations that later inspired his novels. His travels gave him first-hand knowledge of his material and it was his authentic tales of espionage that made him a household name and bestselling author. He spent the later years of his life in Spain, where he died in 2001 at the age of 71.
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