John Webb

In the new age of terrorism friend and foe are hard to separate, from the inner sanctums of the Pentagon to the middle east, both believe their causes are just and for the greater good. Add to that religious fever and an overwhelming desire for military domination plus the everlasting search for scientific knowledge by those whose ambitions are not in keeping with compassion or moral boundaries, then you have a deadly cocktail of power and ruthless ambition which could destroy life as we know it today James Brittain, an innocent bystander gently sliding into middle age, operating his Restaurant suddenly finds himself drawn into a cesspit of intrigue, international power plays and rogue elements of the armed forces seeking world domination. This is "TALON GOLD" For over sixty years a secret so terrible had lain on a shale beach at the bottom of the world. A place described both by brave and foolhardy explorers alike as the most dangerous on earth; pristine and lethal with natural elements that Mother Nature had created and supplied in abundance to the continent of Antarctica. Unwittingly Brittain's team are drawn into this conflict culminating in the ultimate decision in order to stop world war 3 and the destruction of mankind. This is the Khrushchev Legacy

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