Winter Mirror: ‘Oliver Harris is always pure quality’ Ian Rankin

'Oliver Harris is an outstanding writer' The Times 'One of our finest thriller writers' Evening Standard'Firmly in the Mick Herron class' TelegraphMidwinter in Pyongyang. Kane walks the streets alone: the last British diplomat left in what passes for an embassy, tasked with keeping it running after the mysterious death of his predecessor.London's instructions are simple: maintain a presence and stay out of trouble. Then a young Korean woman disappears in Britain, and trouble comes for him. For Katherine Taylor, senior analyst on the MI6 North Korea desk, the vanishing of Jinhee Park initially looks like another missing tourist.But evidence soon begins to point elsewhere - to a conspiracy stretching from London through Seoul to the heart of Pyongyang. To unravel it, she needs Kane. As Taylor races to prevent a catastrophe in Britain, Kane is dragged through the looking glass - from the sealed world of Pyongyang to the bright chaos of Seoul - across a peninsula divided by a war that neve