Darts of Deceit by Wilf Nussey A powerful drama of international political intrigue and high adventure set in turbulent Africa.

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 2, 2011 -- The potential for millions of people to die in an event by orchestrated by nameless, faceless power-mongers behind closed doors, for which South Africa would be made the fall guy, is all too real.
Wilf Nussey as an ex-journalist has captured this threat in his exciting political thriller about the behind-the-scenes actions of the world's biggest players.
I shall be happy to arrange an interview with Wilf at your convenience and to arrange for a review copy.
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DARTS OF DECEIT
By Wilf Nussey
A powerful drama of international political intrigue and high adventure set in
turbulent Africa.

ISBN: ebook 978-0-9869871-1-4-4 US$9.99
ISBN: paperback 978-0-9869871-5-1 US$17.99

Fiction/Thriller/political drama/adventure 452 pages

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Two Russian SS-X-25 nuclear missiles are missing. Billionaire and political intriguer Hugh X Alcock’s son, Peter, a charter pilot and covert MI6 agent, is missing.

MI6, the CIA and Southern African intelligence services believe the missiles to be in Madagascar, positioned by hard-core Soviets bent on creating political mayhem.
Victor Kennedy, ex-soldier skilled in guerrilla warfare, is hired by Alcock to find Peter after his plane disappears on a flight to Mauritius. When Kennedy and a Mozambican colleague find Peter they learn the appalling truth of the missing armaments.
They also uncover a CIA dirty tricks campaign which, if successful, will result in the deaths of hundreds of thousands, maybe millions, of people in Zimbabwe, Zambia and Mozambique.
An all too possible killing field – for which South Africa will be blamed.
Praise for Darts of Deceit

In "Darts of Deceit" Wilf Nussey poses an unthinkable, but all too possible, scenario. An eclectic group of Veterans of the African guerrilla wars find themselves confronted by nuclear terrorism on the Dark Continent. The lives of hundreds of thousands and the survival of nations depend on the success or failure of their desperate mission. There are no slow spots in the book. It zooms from beginning to end. The book is fiction but I asked myself if it could have happened. Chillingly, it definitely could. – Keith A. Nelson, author of Shadow Tracker
About the Author

Wilf Nussey was a newspaperman for forty years, all but four of them in Africa. He was the foremost foreign correspondent for the Argus group of newspapers for many years spanning most of Africa’s transition to independence and its continuing upheavals. Before that he was a freelance correspondent in Kenya for British and North American media and lived and worked in Britain and Canada. Assignments have taken him to the Middle East, Far East, Europe and New Zealand. Five years after becoming editor of a small newspaper, he quit to live in the bush and write books and has produced four successful documentaries. Now he and his wife live a few metres from the sea at Simon’s Town in South Africa’s Cape Town.

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