Sir Spartacus is called into action when Dame Jane Rayfield's godson is killed after trying to infiltrate a terrorist group under the command of Helena Van Fokker. Once Spartacus has a lead into the death of Commander Rayfield's godson, he investigates someone called Randolph Van Der Kir. Mr. Van Der Kir, as he is to discover is a drug dealer, but has other interests, one of which is supplying young people to a film maker, who specialises in child pornography. Sir Spartacus soon puts the child pornographer out of business. He also has to work out the meaning of "Eyes of May" which were the last words that the young man had said to Mrs. Hooper. Spartacus mission is to discover why Mr. Van Der Kir wanted the police officer dead. While investigating Mr. Van Der Kir, he receives a signal telling him that a group of terrorists have taken over a school in the Province of Florida. He and his SAS troop soon capture the terrorists, and he is soon send back to continue his investigation. When investigating Mr. Van Der Kir, his archenemy, Helena Van Fokker, attacks a British naval base. After he discovers the person, who helped Helena Van Fokker to attack the naval base, he discovers the true meaning of the phrase "Eyes of May". After he and SAS troops captures the American terrorists, who were behind the operation on the 15th of May 2041, who were to attempt to change the minds of the Commonwealth High Commissioners at the Commonwealth Conference, in order to reverse the Treaty of Ottawa, he hears that President Flynn of the United States of America, a lackey of Helena Van Fokker, has killed a member of the Van Fokker family. Helena Van Fokker wants revenge, and she plans to use the Commonwealth Secretariat to attack the United States of America by attacking a British city with missiles, and say that the attack was organised by President Flynn and herself. After the war between the Commonwealth of Nations, and the United States of America, he and his family spend Christmas at Wildgusté, France where he has to deal with French terrorists, because they are angry that the French Islands of the coast of Newfoundland, Canada, in a plebiscite voted, to become a part of Canada. It is a never ending adventure for British Spy, Sir Spartacus Wildgust.
About the Author: Llanwoeseth Mardis lives in the Village of Bardney in the County of Lincolnshire. He has a B. A. in Single Honours Classical Studies from the University of Wales. "I was born in the City of Lincoln in what I call the Province of England, as I do not regard Scotland, Wales, Ulster, and England as nations, but as provinces. My hobbies and interests are family history. genealogy, armory, heraldry, and all allied subjects".