Category Archives: Corridor of Darkness, Novels of Nazi Germany

FIVE HIDDEN SEASIDE SPOTS IN ITALY AND FRANCE WELL WORTH A VISIT

Posted on September 4, 2022 by Patrick W. O'Bryon

My WWII espionage novel Crucible of Deceit sends the protagonist on a treacherous wartime mission through Vichy France and fascist Italy. Off-the-beaten-path locales featured in this latest Corridor of Darkness novel are well worth a visit, so here are a … Continue reading →

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THE MAN WHO WOULD BE RYAN LEMMON, SPY

Posted on August 21, 2022 by Patrick W. O'Bryon

Many of you have asked for some factual background on the man who inspired this multi-faceted and multi-talented character in the Corridor of Darkness novels. In his postwar years my father, Dr. Leonard O’Bryon, was known as a beloved professor … Continue reading →

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DON’T LOOK NOW, BUT COVERT OPERATIVE RYAN LEMMON MAY BE TAILING YOU AGAIN!

Posted on August 17, 2022 by Patrick W. O'Bryon

From time to time interested readers have been asking when a new sequel to the Corridor of Darkness trilogy might appear. After all, three years (and a pandemic) have passed since publication of novel number four in the series, Echoes … Continue reading →

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Ryan Lemmon is back in wartime Berlin…

Posted on July 14, 2019 by Patrick W. O'Bryon

…and the reluctant secret agent from the Corridor of Darkness novels has a bit of a problem. Several serious problems, actually. Gestapo headquarters has posted his image across the  Reich. The Criminal Police have him under surveillance in Berlin. His … Continue reading →

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