Triple Cross: The unputdownable, race-against-time thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author of Secret Service

I really enjoyed Triple Cross. It's a rattling good yarn with many twists and turns. A really good holiday read! I recommend this book and look forward to the next Tom Bradby novel

Wow, wow, wow!! Toward the end , I had an idea I may be the aunt, but then red herrings started popping up all over the gaff. What a shock!!Great ending to a sometimes 'I held my breath' moments.Absolutely brilliant 👏🏾

Interesting enough. Kate returns for some madcap dashes across Europe ostensibly with the aim of finding the mole at the top of MI6 and at the same time exonerating the PM from allegations of working for Russia. The PM is an interesting mix of Boris and Prince Andrew with morals to match. It all plods along reasonably enough without particularly setting the pulse rating. About half way through it became obvious who the mole was although never that convincingly why.

I'd guessed the ending but it didn't spoil what was an engrossing 3rd instalment. A good read with some good parallels to current affairs

Overall I enjoyed all three of the Jane Henderson stories. I wondered why in the space between books 2 and 3 the daughters boyfriend changed his name from Jed to Jay? Also the son changed from being cricket mad to rugby between books.A better proofreader needed perhaps?

Loved the read and would recommend this book. It’s the second one I’ve read in this series so was intrigued to found out the relationship outcome

I really enjoyed all three books. Tom Bradby displays a very insightful sensitivity to mental issues and empathy towards women. Thank you!I was a tad disappointed with the ending. I had worked out very early on who Dante was but it all seemed to finish very abruptly. Lots of unanswered questions, but maybe that’s because real life is really is like that!

Really impressive and now working my way through all of Tom’s books.