The Mirror Behind The Mask (Jasper Lewingdon Book 2)

Trust and betrayal; can you have the latter without the former? For Albania in 1926 betrayal seems to be in plentiful supply but trust is so much harder to find. Dragging itself from the ruins of its Ottoman past the country has to tread a narrow path between jealous neighbours and the schemes of the Great Powers. The back streets of Durrës, Albania’s gateway to Europe, produce plots like a baker makes buns.

Jasper Lewingdon is heading into this haunt for spies, thieves and opportunists with orders from London to snuff out a plan to topple the government of Albania; a conspiracy cooked up in the clubs of Mayfair and the ministries of Rome. With so little behind him to trust in how could he possibly be betrayed?