All four books in 'Heirs And Descendants', a series of thrillers by Daniel Kemp, now available in one volume!The Desolate Garden: After Harry Paterson's father is murdered, he travels to London and learns that his father had discovered hidden information dating back to 1936 and a large sum of money missing from the Royal Government Bank's accounts. With only mysterious initials and a Leningrad address as clues, Harry and Judith Meadows team up to unravel the mystery of his father's death and uncover the secrets hidden in the bank's files.Percy Crow: Percy Crow escapes from Soviet Russia to Hamburg during World War II, where he sells secrets to British Intelligence. Decades later, Maudlin Paterson sets out to uncover the truth about the royal family's dark secrets, which leads to Harry Paterson and his friends unraveling the clues left behind by Percy. As they follow the sepia images, Harry discovers his great-grandfather's secrets, but at what cost?What Comes Before: Lord Harry Paterson witnesses the death of a woman at a grouse shoot, leading to his forced return to work for the British Security Services. The woman had stolen a top-secret file containing information on a new encryption method that could change the balance of power between nations if in the wrong hands. Harry is tasked with finding the file and eliminating anyone who has seen it, but can he still do what it takes to protect world safety?My Truth, Your Lies: In the fourth book in Daniel Kemp's 'Heirs and Descendants' series, Harry Paterson interrogates his traitorous nemesis, Judith Meadows, at an old Scottish manor on the Shetland Isles. As he works to uncover a cryptic message from a Russian spy and prevent a terrorist attack on two NATO bases in Cyprus, Harry must navigate a web of international intrigue involving a power-hungry South African and allegations of nuclear weapons hidden on a vast family estate. Daniel Kemp is a prolific storyteller, and although it's true to say that he mainly concentrates on what he knows most about; murders laced by the intrigue involving spies, his diverse experience of life shows in the stories he writes both for adults and children.
