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REVIEW: Pemberton, by P R Sinclair

April 9, 2020 by scott

Title: Pemberton Author: P R Sinclair Genre: Spy Thriller LGBTQ+ Category: Bi Gay Publisher: Self Pages: 416 Reviewer: Maryann Get It On Amazon About The Book “…my heart no longer remains with me, and without a heart, how can it be that I am alive?” L’Orfeo, Monteverdi December, 1988: For Kurt Nash, CIA agent, dealing with grief starts with keeping a promise to scatter Nick Roston’s ashes in Pemberton, Western Australia, after he fails to save his friend’s life during an assignment in Europe. An unexpected encounter with Nick’s fiancée, Lucy, who has returned home for Christmas, allows Kurt the chance to explain Nick’s disappearance, but also opens up Kurt’s … Read more

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