Diana Deverell
Biography
A former United States Foreign Service officer, Diana Deverell served in San Salvador, Warsaw, and Washington D.C. She and her husband, a former Captain of the Royal Danish Army, live in Denmark and have traveled extensively in Europe. Deverell made her literary debut with 12 Drummers Drumming. She followed with Night on Fire. East Past Warsaw is her third book featuring State Department counterterrorist Casey Collins. "Warm Bodies in a Cold War," originally published in 1996 under a different title in the Foreign Service Journal, introduced Casey to that readership and is now available as an electronic edition. In Apri 2012, she published No Place for an Honest Woman, the prequel to series, introducing a 27-year-old Casey on assignment to the Warsaw embassy in April 1986.
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No Place for an Honest Woman
by Diana Deverell
Price: $2.99 USD. 53310 words.
Published on April 3, 2012. Fiction.
Junior diplomat Kathryn “Casey” Collins sits in Cold War Poland. In April 1986, she's a sitting duck. East Bloc spies are trying to trick secrets from her. Gaddafi's terrorist surrogates are killing Americans in Europe as the US Air Force readies its bombers to raid Libya. Chernobyl's meltdown will soon shower her with radioactive fallout. Casey must choose sides. A wrong decision means death.
Warm Bodies in a Cold War
by Diana Deverell
Price: $0.99 USD. 7020 words.
Published on February 10, 2012. Fiction.
The boar Casey Collins hit is road-kill. Her VW's in a snow-shrouded ditch. She and Matt, the young Marine guard riding shotgun, are stuck on the wrong side of the Iron Curtain after dark, an hour from the Warsaw embassy. She can't let the lad freeze to death. She cajoles him into her double sleeping bag and climbs in after. Her need for warmth this icy winter night puts her on a deadly road.
East Past Warsaw
by Diana Deverell
Price: $2.99 USD. 77160 words.
Published on January 1, 2012. Fiction.
U.S. Foreign Service Officer Casey Collins is diverted from a Berlin conference on global traffic in small arms to pursue a missing nuclear physicist and a supply of stolen plutonium. Forced back into the field, she confronts threats to all she holds dear. From twilight in the parking lot at Dulles Airport to a sunlit afternoon in a Belarus orchard, the action winds breathlessly eastward.
Night on Fire
by Diana Deverell
Price: $2.99 USD. 106410 words.
Published on January 1, 2012. Fiction.
U.S. Foreign Service officer Casey Collins is in Denmark to locate black market Stinger missiles. The search draws her into a deadly war between rival motorcycle gangs. Her partner in the Stinger project is caught in the crossfire and Casey stands exposed in the fiery blaze of a midnight sun. A dark net from Denmark to the volatile capitals of Eastern Europe tightens around her.
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