The Man Who Was Saturday

Patrick Bishop's engaging biography explores the extraordinary life and death of Airey Neave, a distinguished British figure whose heroism in World War II, involvement in Cold War espionage, and political influence made him a prominent 20th-century personality. From his daring escape from Colditz to his crucial role in shaping Margaret Thatcher's rise, Neave's multifaceted career is vividly brought to life. The book also delves into the mysterious circumstances surrounding his assassination in 1979, shedding light on the long-held secrets behind his murder.