Sexton Blake's New Order
FLYING SAUCERS, MAD SCIENTISTS AND DOUBLECROSSING VILLAINS.
The intrepid Sexton Blake enters the roaring 60’s – and it’s all happening.
Psychics and aliens clash on a secret volcanic base as the fate of the world lies in peril; the hunters become the hunted as a series of horrific murders strike a peaceful village; a scientist uses new techniques to bring ancient creatures to life; and a brilliantly planned heist gets double-crossed – and triple-crossed!
The New Age brings in a new era for the famous detective – and things are getting interesting.
“Makes Jack Reacher look like a bungling amateur... definitely not be missed.” — The Crime Review
Sexton Blake's New Order
FLYING SAUCERS, MAD SCIENTISTS AND DOUBLECROSSING VILLAINS.
The intrepid Sexton Blake enters the roaring 60’s – and it’s all happening.
Psychics and aliens clash on a secret volcanic base as the fate of the world lies in peril; the hunters become the hunted as a series of horrific murders strike a peaceful village; a scientist uses new techniques to bring ancient creatures to life; and a brilliantly planned heist gets double-crossed – and triple-crossed!
The New Age brings in a new era for the famous detective – and things are getting interesting.
“Makes Jack Reacher look like a bungling amateur... definitely not be missed.” — The Crime Review
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FLYING SAUCERS, MAD SCIENTISTS AND DOUBLECROSSING VILLAINS.
The intrepid Sexton Blake enters the roaring 60’s – and it’s all happening.
Psychics and aliens clash on a secret volcanic base as the fate of the world lies in peril; the hunters become the hunted as a series of horrific murders strike a peaceful village; a scientist uses new techniques to bring ancient creatures to life; and a brilliantly planned heist gets double-crossed – and triple-crossed!
The New Age brings in a new era for the famous detective – and things are getting interesting.
“Makes Jack Reacher look like a bungling amateur... definitely not be missed.” — The Crime Review
