Rendezvous in Majorca

Rendezvous in Majorca - ISBN 0-9743673-6-2 - a new Hard Cover by author Ian Feldman is a main stream spy thriller. This second novel by the author of spy intrigue and suspense is loaded with historical controversy merged into Feldman’s overriding theme on the real evolution of thermonuclear technology from 1939 and how we are so naive in today’s world about its horrible potential. We don’t really understand the truly massive difference in the destructive power inherent in H-bombs verses the relatively very meager impact of the often over used example of the Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

The energy and drive of Rendezvous in Majorca’s female protagonist, a woman viciously drawn into the complex fast moving vortex of the book’s conspiracy by the Soviet KGB and NKVD, is seemingly thwarted at every turn. Rendezvous in Majorca moves quickly into the Cold War Era with schemes and artifice created by American, Soviet and British espionage conflicts throughout Europe in the late 1940’s and into the 1950’s, culminating in the Soviet’s first true Hydrogen Bomb detonation in 1955 (detailed within the Novel's Epilogs).

Feldman’s prequel to Rendezvous is not needed to build the story or develop the characters carried over within this novel. Yet, the prequel is also a fact based fiction that sets the time sequence in motion for both novels from the early 30’s along with revealing the development of Nazi Nuclear technology secrets up to the end of the Second World War ("The Sky Club" ISBN 0-9743673-0-3 – Hard Cover.