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About the AuthorH.B. Dumont writes murder mystery novels with a tinge of espionage and romance. She has lived and worked in North America, Western Europe and the Balkans while affiliated with "interesting people doing interesting things in interesting places" - i.e., policing, security and intelligence - hence the use of a nom de plume. She recently retired from university and college faculty positions. 
About THE BLACK HATFirst novel in the Noir Intelligence Series Forensic psychologist Alexandra Belliveau is en route to Luxembourg City to attend her mother's funeral. The joie de vivre from her childhood had since been beset by hapless events linked to the mother's career as a French counterintelligence agent and, before that, a member of the Maquis, the French resistance during the war. At the funeral reception, Paul Bernard, her first puppy love from decades past, introduces himself. Also present is a stalker bent on killing Alexandra for associations her mother once had. In addition, there are foreign agents focused on keeping Alexandra alive until they obtain an ingenious code her mother had developed during the Cold War. Alexandra and Paul are in a quandary - who can they trust? Read an ExcerptDownload this PDF sampler of the book. Buy this Book in Casebound, Paperback or eBook
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About SPINE OF THE ANTIQUARIANSecond novel in the Noir Intelligence Series Doctors Alexandra Belliveau, a police forensic psychologist, and Paul Bernard, a crime laboratory director, have their inaugural retirement celebration interrupted with an upsurge in terrorist attacks. Their investigation reveals a connection between Islamic terrorists and an olden secret society stretching back to the French Gallic period, and into modern-day financial institutions. A Police nationale officer is assassinated along with an informant; a Moscow agent is wounded in the same ambush. Corruption is suspected at a senior level within both the police and government bureaucracy. Alexandra and Paul find themselves having to consider rapprochement with former enemies who were once on opposite sides of the Cold War divide. Read an ExcerptDownload this PDF sampler of the book. Buy this Book in Casebound, Paperback or eBook
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About KISS OF THE DEATH ADDERThird novel in the Noir Intelligence Series Herr Rafael Blosch was about to reveal unknown details regarding the enigmatic Quer when he was fatally bitten by a death adder that had crawled up through a dank, discoloured cavity in the floor of his sweltering cell in the Desert Springs Interrogation Facility. The rapacious Quer, with its roots in the olden Gallic Celtic period, had modern day tentacles reaching into international financial institutions including the European Union. All but one member of the Quer had been captured with Herr Blosch and assumed to be still in safe custody in the same interrogation facility. But with their subsequent assassinations, the mission for Alexandra Belliveau and Paul Bernard, agents of the European Union Intelligence Unit, was changed from capturing or killing the one final elusive member of the Quer to keeping him alive, at all costs. Read an ExcerptDownload this PDF sampler of the book. Buy this Book in Casebound, Paperback or eBook
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About ASSASSIN IN MY BEDFourth novel in the Noir Intelligence Series Alicia Dupuis could not comprehend why she had become a target for assassination and, more puzzling, who had ordered the hit. She was acutely aware that in the duplicitous currency of security and intelligence, nothing exists without context. More importantly, intelligence and context were askew on the periphery of espionage where there were truths, partial truths and make-believe truths. Such were the defining characteristics of the arcane game -- with its intoxicating charm and deceptive addiction -- that she had walked away from forever, or so she had thought. Read an ExcerptDownload this PDF sampler of the book. Buy this Book in Casebound, Paperback or eBook
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About GUNPOWDER TREASON AND PLOTFifth novel in the Noir Intelligence Series In November of 1978, Constable Olivia Daniels and her trainer Constable Stan Polanski are dispatched to investigate a suspicious shooting in a Nova Scotia barn. Within minutes of arrival, they are ordered to turn the investigation over to RCMP Security Service, but not before Olivia stealthily photographs the crime scene with her own camera. There certainly seems to be something 'untoward underfoot'. Their careers are immediately altered as are their personal lives. In the ensuing decades, innocent voices are silenced, incriminating evidence concealed, internal corruption suspected. Then, a chance meeting in an airport lounge triggers a cascade of revelations and events that threaten to bring down highly-connected spies, with potential global repercussions. Read an ExcerptDownload this PDF sampler of the book. Buy this Book in Casebound, Paperback or eBook
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About THE 14TH COBBLESTONESixth novel in the Noir Intelligence Series Andrew Dumont returns to Paris where he once lived as a teenager with his parents, and later vacationed as an adult. Like on previous trips, he buys a lottery ticket. Unlike previous purchases, he wins. Life changes in ways unimaginable. He recognizes the lawyer who helps him claim his lottery windfall as a childhood friend. They re-discover a document they had initially unearthed decades before. They are hunted by those named in the document linked to deeds committed on D-Day 6 June 1944 by members of the Nazi Gestapo and the French Maquis. Agents of the European Union Intelligence Unit are assigned to protect them due to the geopolitical implications, a task easier said than done. Read an ExcerptDownload this PDF sampler of the book. Buy this Book in Casebound, Paperback or eBook
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