Jack Falcon and the Vanishing Scientist

1948 – The Second World War has ended, but the next one is already being written in invisible ink.
When Britain’s leading radar physicist, Dr Lionel Brooke, disappears on the eve of a secret defence demonstration, the Ministry fears Soviet abduction.
To recover him, Jack Falcon of Department 7 is dispatched into the new shadowlands of Europe-Berlin, Lübeck, Peenemünde-where science and ideology are the new weapons of choice.
With his loyal partners Billy “Sparks” Devlin and Dr Evelyn Drake, Falcon uncovers Project Echo-a radar network that could make every nation naked to its enemies. But Brooke’s disappearance is only the beginning.
What begins as a rescue mission becomes a race against the birth of a new kind of warfare-one fought not with bullets, but with signals, lies, and ghosts.

Cold War espionage. Post-war intrigue. One man against the silence between nations.

Author Biography

Martin Swan is a British author and digital creator known for reviving the golden age of pulp fiction through fast-paced thrillers, historical mysteries, and sharp-tongued detective tales. With a deep love for classic storytelling and vintage heroes, Martin writes with cinematic flair, breathing new life into icons like Sherlock Holmes and Bulldog Drummond for modern readers.

When he’s not crafting globe-trotting espionage or tongue-in-cheek cozy mysteries, Martin curates digital content for indie authors and builds faceless income systems using AI and storytelling. He lives somewhere between a foggy London alleyway and a Havana speakeasy-depending on what chapter he’s writing.