Matthew Palmer Books in Order
Browse Matthew Palmer books in order, with publication dates and summaries of diplomatic thrillers including The American Mission and Secrets of State.
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Matthew Palmer books in publication order
5 books
The American Mission
by Matthew Palmer
2014
Diplomat Alex Baines accepts a chance to rebuild his career at the American embassy in the Congo. A powerful mining company and escalating violence force him to weigh American interests against the safety of the people around him.
Secrets of State
by Matthew Palmer
2015
Former State Department analyst Sam Trainor discovers an intelligence transcript he knows cannot be genuine. Investigating its origin exposes a scheme to provoke war between India and Pakistan, with his new corporate employer potentially involved.
The Wolf of Sarajevo
by Matthew Palmer
2016
Returning to Sarajevo twenty years after Srebrenica, diplomat Eric Petrosian confronts renewed nationalist violence and a criminal power broker. A blackmail conspiracy forces him to choose between settling old debts and protecting Bosnia’s future.
Enemy of the Good
by Matthew Palmer
2017
Foreign Service officer Kate Hollister is assigned to infiltrate a democracy movement in Kyrgyzstan while Washington negotiates a controversial airbase deal. Her personal connections help her enter the group, but her mission soon challenges both her loyalties and her principles.
Watercolour for the Absolute Beginner
by Matthew Palmer
This introductory painting course covers drawing, composition, perspective, colour, and techniques for landscape subjects. Guided exercises lead into complete watercolour projects, with transferable outline drawings helping beginners practise skies, trees, water, buildings, and figures.
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