Brian Nicholson Knihy

A much-praised speaker and speaking coach, Ian Nichol has written a thorough and authoritative guide to public speaking. The book is written in an engaging, informative and occasionally confessional style, with a great undercurrent of humour. It makes for a relaxing and highly enjoyable read.

Set against the backdrop of the 2003 Gulf War, this spy action thriller unfolds in the harsh desert landscapes that connect Syria, Jordan, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia. The narrative weaves a tense tale of espionage, danger, and intrigue, showcasing the perilous missions of British and US operatives as they navigate a treacherous environment filled with unexpected challenges and high-stakes encounters.

Set against the backdrop of a historical betrayal during World War II, the story unfolds in modern-day London as John Gunn, a British Intelligence agent, is drawn into a dangerous investigation. The murder of the son of a former POW leads Gunn to uncover a dark secret about a British officer who betrayed fellow prisoners. With a briefcase of crucial research and a letter left behind, Gunn must navigate threats from various criminal factions while confronting internal conflicts within his own agency.

A rookie police officer's grim discovery of a headless body sparks a high-stakes investigation by the CIA and British Intelligence into deep-rooted moles within their ranks. Agents John Gunn and Doyle Barnes are dispatched to Russia to uncover evidence linked to a mysterious CD found at the crime scene, which claims that passengers from the downed KAL flight in 1983 are alive in gulags. Their mission intensifies as they search the treacherous Russian Taiga for a missing scientist, all while being hunted by a ruthless assassin leaving a trail of bodies.

A dare leads two boys into a life-altering encounter when one discovers a murdered BID agent on the Duke of Cranborne's estate. This shocking event sets off a chain reaction that threatens the security of a high-stakes shoot for world leaders ahead of the G20 Summit. Tasked with replacing the slain agent, John Gunn must navigate a dangerous conspiracy involving nuclear weapons and drugs, racing from the idyllic English countryside to the perilous mountains of Pakistan to thwart a looming catastrophe.

„The Last of old Africa“ von Brian Nicholson ist ein Jagd-Klassiker, der die aufregenden Erlebnisse eines Wildhüters im klassischen Afrika schildert. Nicholson, Pionier des Elefantenschutzes, führte kontrollierten Jagdtourismus ein und zeigte, dass Jagd und Naturschutz sich ergänzen. Ein Muss für Afrikajäger mit vielen historischen Fotos.