An Article from the International Business Times
by Callum Turner
Three years into the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a new wave of literature is emerging to make sense of the conflict. One of the first is Eastern Light: Volume III of the Across Latitudes series, by Brett Andrew Strange. Unlike typical spy thrillers, Strange’s novel delves into the emotional toll of espionage and combat, offering a gritty, realistic look at the war’s impact on individuals. Publisher’s Weekly has already called the novel a “Powerful depiction of war’s human costs amid Ukraine’s fight for freedom,” a testament to Strange’s ability to translate his unique experiences into a compelling and emotionally resonant story for an English-speaking audience.
As a former U.S. intelligence officer, Strange brings an authentic voice to his work, drawing on his direct knowledge of Ukraine….
