FOUR SHOTS IN THE NIGHT
In May 1986, the body of a British agent was found tied up with rope and tape in a muddy lane. It wasn’t until over a decade later that a man with insider knowledge spoke to the media about the truth of what happened that night and secrets of the parallel worlds between the IRA and the British Intelligence were exposed.
Four Shots in the Night is Henry Hemming’s latest novel compiling secrets and betrayal. Thrillingly, Hemming’s book bares all, revealing the true story of the murder of an undercover British agent who was at the centre of a complex web of lies, and how it became the largest murder investigation in British history. A fascinating blend of true crime narrative and scrupulous investigative journalism, this tale of unsolved murders and double agents truly adds meaning to the term ‘page turner’. Join Hemming for an audience-participation style event, where he will seek our assistance in order to solve the murder mystery.
Henry Hemming is the Sunday Times bestselling author of seven non-fiction books including M: Maxwell Knight, MI5’s Greatest Spymaster, the Dolman Travel Award-shortlisted Misadventure in the Middle East, and the New York Times bestseller The Ingenious Mr Pyke. He has written for The Sunday Times, Daily Telegraph, Daily Mail, The Times, The Economist, FT Magazine, Wall Street Journal, and Washington Post.
