Espionage

“The book spins quickly into risk and danger, and the final chapters, fast-paced and dark with threat, provide one of the best manhunt and intended escape sequences of curr

“Agent Running in the Field is a pleasure to read. It’s a worthy addition to the John Le Carré canon at a time when bestselling authors don’t always deliver the goods . .

“As always, Cornwell establishes time, place and mood by expertly crafting each scene to make you feel as if you’re in it.”

“Retelling wartime history as spy fiction is Downing’s deeply grounded path; pointing out the power of love and family within it, however, is his aria.”

“Rogue Strike doesn’t let up for a moment. There’s no time to sit back and catch your breath, because each chapter explodes with action.”

“The perfect pacing and brilliant intrigue of The Eighth Sister result in a page-turning, intelligent tale that will keep readers engaged until the very last page. . . .

If you are an admirer of the FBI and/or the CIA you may not like this book, but you still should read it. The FBI is seen as too bureaucratic for its own good and many of its agents inept.

“Marc Cameron is a crackerjack writer who knows how to evoke character, place, and action.”

“It’s stylish to portray Mossad as the least likeable and most dangerous of all the secret mission forces in the Western world.”

“The Good Lie feels like a rush job, written in haste to provide a sequel to the first novel in the series.”

“The Moscow Sleepers offers a sturdy display of espionage agencies wrestling to collaborate via real-life intrigue, with a nice dose of feminine teamwork.”

“This is the way a horror novel should be written. It’s fast-moving and doesn’t let up.”