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The Rutland Identity Michael Dane 
" [...] Never, ever reveal what you know unless you have to or until that revelation will have maximum utility. [...]"
Do you believe that an author can get better and better from book to book? This is exactly what I experienced while reading Michael Dane's latest novel, "The Rutland Identity." The prologue is perfect and gave me a hint of what to expect from this novel. I was very pleased with it. While learning about the further history of the characters, I couldn't help but admire them. A perfectly constructed crime story interspersed with good humour. You can have fun with this book. "The Rutland Identity" can be read without knowing the first volume. However, I encourage you to read "The Rutland Connection" to better get to know the main character, Frank McBride. This man is one of my favourite book characters. He has a very interesting mind. You absolutely must meet him. In 1997, Frank McBride retired in Nottingham. What did he do? He was an officer of Her Majesty's Customs and Excise Office. Will a former customs officer cope in retirement? But will he be drawn to work? Who else will you meet in this book? Among others: - Bernard Taylor, also known as "Major", retired head of military intelligence in Berlin. He currently lives in England and is about 80 years old. - Former agent in Berlin nicknamed Gustav. She was the most important source of information. Will her life be in danger? Will Bernard be able to save her? You will see for yourself when reading this unique novel. Is this story worth reading? It is absolutely worth reading. This book is gripping from the very beginning until the very end. I'd love to read the next part of the Frank McBride series. The plot is very well constructed. The action never slows down. The characters in this book will remain in my memory for a long time. The great cover also deserves your attention. The cover may seem so modest, but there is something about it that catches the eye. If, like me, you love good crime stories with great plot twists, you should not miss this title. Such stories are worth reading. Are you ready to solve the mystery of the bartender's death? I'll warn you right away that this won't be as simple as it looks. Michael Dane's novels are worth reading.
The Rutland Connection Michael Dane 
Wow! Michael Dane created a perfect work in which he combined my two favourite literary genres: thriller and crime. His "The Rutland Connection" captivates the reader from the very beginning. I met several unique characters here, including:
-Joe Lake, 30 years old; an investigator for 6 years, was assigned to the drugs unit in Nottingham
- Frank McBride OBE, he is a legend. It is worth knowing he's history. His work does not impress everyone. Why?
- Michael Butcher and his grandfather are characters that really annoyed me. His grandfather's combinations will shock many readers.
In the book "The Rutland Connection" I met other uniformed and stupid criminals. The fast-paced action and its twists and turns didn't let me leave this book. The ending made me have to read the next part. I forgot to mention that "The Rutland Connection" is the first book in the "Frank McBride" series. We have perfect crime plots here. We track down smugglers. We also meet the smugglers themselves and their bosses. Will they outsmart customs services and introduce illegal products to the market? Will smugglers fall into ambushes set by customs services? I am impressed by the actions carried out on both sides. The author refined each scene in detail. They are literally perfect. His work as an officer of the National Customs and Excise Investigation Service for over a decade had a significant impact on this story. It's worth getting to know it. Thriller plots kept me in suspense. If, like me, you love crime thrillers, go ahead and read this story. I refer you to "The Rutland Connection" and I am already looking forward to the second volume. I'm very curious to see what happens to Frank McBride in the next story. I secretly hope that soon there will be a lot of talk about this book.
Michael Dane's novels are worth reading.
