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Andrew McCoy
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BOSS, the security police of the apartheid regime in South Africa, twice sent assassins after Andrew McCoy on publication of Atrocity Week and The Insurrectionist. South American N...view moreBOSS, the security police of the apartheid regime in South Africa, twice sent assassins after Andrew McCoy on publication of Atrocity Week and The Insurrectionist. South American Nazis hunted him for Cain's Courage.
See Rave Reviews from the International Press for Andrew McCoy
Novels by Andrew McCoy
Atrocity Week
The Insurrectionist
African Revenge
Blood Ivory
Lance of God
The Meyersco Helix
Cain’s Courage
Literary Criticism
STIEG LARSSON Man, Myth & Mistress (with André Jute)
International Press Reviews of Andrew McCoy’s novels
“Mr McCoy gets on with the job of telling us exactly what it is like in the Heart of Darkness. He has the soldier's eye for terrain and the soldier's eye for character. This has the ring of truth.”
John Braine Sunday Telegraph
“Very rough, exciting, filmic, and redolent of a nostalgie de boue d'Afrique...experienced only by the genuine old Africa hand.”
Alastair Phillips Glasgow Herald
“Like the unblinking eye of a cobra, it is fascinating and hard to look away from, powerful and unique.”
Edwin Corley Good Books
“I found this work excellent. I recommend it as a book to read on several planes, whether of politics, history or just as thriller -- every episode is firmly etched on my memory. It is certainly a most impressive work of fiction.”
“H.P.” BBC External Service
“Like a steam hammer on full bore.”
Jack Adrian Literary Review
“Something else again. The author has plenty of first-hand experience of the conditions he describes so vividly.”
Marese Murphy Irish Times
“Totally convincing fiction.”
Colonel Jonathan Alford
Director, Institute for Strategic Studies
BBC World at One
“The reader is in good hands.”
Kirkus Reviews
“Even in an entertaining thriller he makes us see ourselves anew.”
La Prensa
“Graphic adult Boys Own Adventure.”
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