An Honourable Betrayal is a fast-moving political thriller pitched into the turmoil of present-day Yemen.
As a decade-long political impasse divides the country, and Yemen's humanitarian crisis deepens, there appears to be no way forward. Rising secretly from this chaos however, is a diabolical plan to unify the country. Permanently. This is led by elements of the minority Houthi high command in Sana'a, aided by an American, former trauma specialist Dr Rachel Cauvin. But as their mission unfolds, it collides with a fearless group of Yemeni women who are set on championing their own peaceful vision for Yemen's unification.
Many undercurrents drive the tense narrative as the plot weaves from Yemen to Saharan Niger by way of Djibouti and France before its devastating climax in one of Yemen's most famous landmarks - the Dar al Hajarpalace, Sana'a.
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The Self-Publishing Partnership Ltd
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Höhe: 197 mm
Breite: 134 mm
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978-1-83952-409-7 (9781839524097)
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Having trained first as a Fine artist in the UK and Italy, Adrian began his career in teaching before becoming a local authority policy adviser in arts and culture. Later he spent a number of years at the Arts Council (London) where he created the first national Arts and Refugee Programme in his capacity as Head of Access. Adrian has worked in Higher Education where he directed a European vocational training programme in London, Berlin and Istanbul. More recently he was convenor for a national music education initiative for the Paul Hamlyn Foundation. Adrian is also a musician but now works as an artist and writer in Eastbourne and London. An Honourable Betrayal is his debut novel. His recent work can be viewed on his website www.curiouscurators.org.uk
