Friday, 13 November 2026

Forthcoming books from Swift Press

 
January 2027

Operation Bethlehem is by Yariv Inbar. How long can a man live as someone else? Daniel, a former Mossad operative haunted by failure and desperate to reclaim his purpose, goes undercover on a dangerous mission in Bethlehem. But he’s not alone. Intelligence agencies, terrorists, and covert agents are converging on the same location – each driven by their own agenda. What begins as a personal quest for redemption turns into a race against time, and one wrong move could spark a new war...

February 2027

Born into an aristocratic German Jewish family, Ernst
Baerwald is a gifted linguist, talented musician and fearless idealist. When he’s recruited in 1900 to become a spy – his cover working for a company that would become the notorious chemical conglomerate IG Farben – his life becomes an extraordinary adventure spanning two continents, two world wars and impossible choices that will haunt him forever. From Frankfurt to Milan to Tokyo, Ernst moves through a world of intrigue and passion. He battles Japan’s Yakuza while entertaining its royalty and hosts Europe’s most brilliant performers. He falls deeply in love. He witnesses the rise of fascism in both Japan and Germany. And when the forces of fascism in Japan meet the horrors of Hitler’s Germany, this German Jew faces an impossible choice: destroy the country he loves most or become complicit in unimaginable evil. The Fire Agent is by David Baerwald

April 2027

The Gargoyles Mystery is by Maureen Paton. June 1948. Late one night Magdalen don and author Jack Lewis hears an urgent sound like an animal scratching at the door of his college rooms. Outside is Casper Carstairs, whom the don recognises as the nervy-looking student playing Hamlet in an open-air undergraduate production that afternoon. Claiming his stepmother is out to murder him, the youth begs Lewis – one of the more approachable dons – to help him. Plagued by writer’s block as he tries to create a sequel to his first Narnian novel, Lewis semi-reluctantly succumbs to the distraction of detective work…



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