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Post-war Cairo is a city of shadows-where ex-Axis smugglers, double-dealing British officers, and Soviet agents stalk the burning streets. When archaeologist Lionel Harcourt is murdered, he leaves behind a coded papyrus pointing to a forgotten RAF vault buried deep beneath the Sahara railway line. Inside it lies a secret so explosive it could shatter the Middle East-and every nation that touched it. Enter Jack Falcon. Espionage veteran. Reluctant hero. The only man Harcourt trusted. With former resistance fighter Elena Markovic, brilliant linguist Lina Ravelle, and the unpredictable Franz Adler, Falcon must survive sandstorms, sabotage, and a ruthless Soviet rezident determined to claim the secret for Moscow. From the crowded platforms of Cairo's Ramses Station to a deadly sandstorm chase along an abandoned desert railway, Falcon races against time to unlock the Cairo Cipher-only to discover a hidden ledger revealing decades of covert deals, betrayals, and a shadow conspiracy older than the war itself. Some secrets should stay buried. Some wars never end. And in the desert, truth is the most dangerous weapon of all. The Cairo Cipher is a fast-paced, atmospheric spy thriller perfect for fans of Ken Follett, Alistair MacLean, and classic post-war espionage.

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Martin Swan is a British author and digital creator known for reviving the golden age of pulp fiction through fast-paced thrillers, historical mysteries, and sharp-tongued detective tales. With a deep love for classic storytelling and vintage heroes, Martin writes with cinematic flair, breathing new life into icons like Sherlock Holmes and Bulldog Drummond for modern readers. When he's not crafting globe-trotting espionage or tongue-in-cheek cozy mysteries, Martin curates digital content for indie authors and builds faceless income systems using AI and storytelling. He lives somewhere between a foggy London alleyway and a Havana speakeasy-depending on what chapter he's writing.

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