The Searcher

From the author of An Agent of Deceit: 'The best debut spy adventure I've read in a long time' The Times

<p><b>Taking readers deep into the underbelly of international espionage, comes a meticulously crafted spy-thriller from Chris Morgan Jones in <i>The Searcher</i>, continuing the legacy of his acclaimed <i>The Agent of Deceit.</i></b><br><br>Isaac Hammer is under arrest, ensnared by the law for crimes he didn&rsquo;t commit. The police have proof that his company, a private London intelligence agency, has broken a dozen laws - tapping phones, hacking emails, bribing police - and now he must face the consequences. But this wasn't Hammer's work, or his style. This was all Ben Webster, and now Webster is missing.<br><br>Released from custody, Hammer embarks on a perilous journey to Tbilisi, Georgia, navigating a rabbit hole of spies, criminals, and unseen threats. Every step leads him closer to an unsettling truth, coaxing out shadows ready to snuff out his existence.<br><br><b>For fans of thrillers echoing with suspense and penned in the traditions of John Le Carre and Charles Cumming, <i>The Searcher </i>is an electrifying drama brimming with secrets and high-stakes action.</b></p>