Five weeks earlier, newly-elected Labour MP Tom Cavendish-Smyth is drawn into a dangerous liaison with the financier wife of an old friend, eminent medical specialist Ralph Purbright. But as Ralph entangles himself with Tom's aristocratic wife Olivia, the daughter of a wealthy and influential landowner, it becomes clear that these affairs are anything but private indulgences. They are the gateway to a world of political intrigue, deception and conspiracy, one that reaches the highest levels of government.
As ambitious local journalist Alex Nowak begins uncovering corruption at the heart of power, Tom finds himself ensnared in a desperate scheme to salvage Prime Minister David Marchant's reputation. But in a game where loyalty is a mirage and trust is a weapon, the outcome is anything but certain.
Taut, layered and full of shocking twists, Maze is a gripping political thriller where love, power and betrayal collide, with explosive consequences.
Alan Jones is a writer of crime fiction, thrillers and academic texts who has extensive experience of teaching creative writing and literature. He is also an enthusiastic jazz drummer and a creator of occasional online reviews of popular music. He lives in the County of Kent, UK.