Churchill's Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare

[A] wonderful book . . . A fascinating and lively account . . . Milton writes with a pace and panache suitable to the subject * The Times * [A] wonderful book . . . A fascinating and lively account . . . Milton writes with a pace and panache suitable to the subject * The Times * [A] wonderful book . . . A fascinating and lively account . . . Milton writes with a pace and panache suitable to the subject * The Times * What sets Milton's work apart from other recounting is his behind-the-scenes access to the stories of the small group of men who put their minds to creating new ways to wage war * The Spectator * What sets Milton's work apart from other recounting is his behind-the-scenes access to the stories of the small group of men who put their minds to creating new ways to wage war * The Spectator * What sets Milton's work apart from other recounting is his behind-the-scenes access to the stories of the small group of men who put their minds to creating new ways to wage war * The Spectator * Milton is a meticulous researcher and masterful storyteller . . . a fascinating account of England's top-secret operatives who designed and deployed the chilling but effective weapons of clandestine warfare * USA Today * Milton is a meticulous researcher and masterful storyteller . . . a fascinating account of England's top-secret operatives who designed and deployed the chilling but effective weapons of clandestine warfare * USA Today * Milton is a meticulous researcher and masterful storyteller . . . a fascinating account of England's top-secret operatives who designed and deployed the chilling but effective weapons of clandestine warfare * USA Today * Milton is a first-rate storyteller . . . a rousing account - and celebration - of most insidious heroes * Wall Street Journal * Milton is a first-rate storyteller . . . a rousing account - and celebration - of most insidious heroes * Wall Street Journal * Milton is a first-rate storyteller . . . a rousing account - and celebration - of most insidious heroes * Wall Street Journal * [Giles Milton] writes with relish about the eccentrics who dreamed up the likes of anti-tank 'sticky bombs' while the adventures he describes could not be faster-moving or more exciting * Literary Review * [Giles Milton] writes with relish about the eccentrics who dreamed up the likes of anti-tank 'sticky bombs' while the adventures he describes could not be faster-moving or more exciting * Literary Review * [Giles Milton] writes with relish about the eccentrics who dreamed up the likes of anti-tank 'sticky bombs' while the adventures he describes could not be faster-moving or more exciting * Literary Review * This account of dirty bombs and derring-do rattles along with the pace of a spy novel * Daily Express * This account of dirty bombs and derring-do rattles along with the pace of a spy novel * Daily Express * This account of dirty bombs and derring-do rattles along with the pace of a spy novel * Daily Express * A magnificent story, brilliantly told. Read it! * Anthony Horowitz * A magnificent story, brilliantly told. Read it! * Anthony Horowitz * A magnificent story, brilliantly told. Read it! * Anthony Horowitz * Terrific . . . a great read * Ian Hislop * Terrific . . . a great read * Ian Hislop * Terrific . . . a great read * Ian Hislop *

Giles Milton is the million-copy, internationally bestselling author of a dozen works of narrative history. His books have been translated into twenty-five languages. Two of Milton's previous works, Nathaniel's Nutmeg and Churchill's Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, are currently being developed into major screen projects. Milton is the writer and narrator of the acclaimed narrative podcast series, Ministry of Secrets, produced by Sony and available on all platforms. He lives in London and Burgundy.