What People Are Saying About ‘The Smuggler’s Apprentice of Guatemala’

“Compelling and immersive, THE SMUGGLER'S APPRENTICE OF GUATEMALA is a novella that proceeds at breakneck speed, not allowing the reader to draw breath until the final page has been devoured. Lachlan Page is a master storyteller!” —Awais Khan, award-winning author of NO HONOUR and SOMEONE LIKE HER

“Lachlan Page’s trademark light satire and phenomenal sense of place have never been more front-and-center than in this fast-paced romp. The Smuggler’s Apprentice of Guatemala is a splendid, bite-sized riff on the spy genre.” —Stephen England, Author of the Shadow Warriors series

“An intriguing, comical spy novella.” —ARC Reviewer

What People Are Saying About ‘The General of Caracas’

“The tight, tense plot is straight-forward and never flags, while Page's tremendous ability to bring the land, people, culture of his Latin locales to life with evocative prose that rivals the very best of past and current travel journalists for its sparkling detail and surprising insights.” — Michael Frost Beckner, Acclaimed Hollywood screenwriter and award-winning novelist, (Spy Game & The Spy Game novels)

“The General Of Caracas takes the spy thriller genre in to a fresh altitude.” —Surjit Reads and Recommends

“Ian Fleming-style action.” —F.E. Beyer, Author of BUENOS AIRES TRIAD

“Page is firmly establishing himself as a keen observer of the comical misadventures, incongruences and juxtapositions present in Latin America and her society and politics. This time his sights are firmly set on Venezuela and I can't remember a better or more witty portrayal of the region since Louis de Bernieres', The War of Don Emmanuel's Nether Parts.” —Richard McColl, Colombia Calling Podcast

“Page manages to paint a picture of the current situation in Venezuela and reveal the absurdities of the current regime while entertaining in a page-turning spy novel.” —ARC Reviewer 

What People Are Saying About ‘Magical Disinformation’

“Magical Disinformation is a terrific novel that stretches the boundaries of the spy genre with wit, satire, and characters that come to life beyond the confines of the “operation,” while the suspense develops not only from the cascade of events but the hearts of its characters in a Colombia that comes to life.” — Michael Frost Beckner, Acclaimed Hollywood screenwriter and award-winning novelist, (Spy Game & The Spy Game novels)

“With satire and Marquez-esque imagery, Page evokes the colourful experiences of expats in Colombia, bureaucratic hypocrisy and the ease of deception in the age of fake news.” — Lance Karlson, Author of The Noriega Tapes

“Our Man in Havana meets A Clear and Present Danger.” — ARC Book Reviewer

“Imagine a work of fiction set in Colombia where the line between real and unreal, fact and fiction no longer exists...Think Waugh, think Greene and then a smattering of de Bernieres and you know what you're in for, a romp of a read which brings a smile to your lips as you enjoy this fast moving tragicomedy.” — Richard McColl, Colombia Calling Podcast