The Quiet Eagle

Cairo, 1956. The Suez Crisis has thrown the world into chaos. Britain and France plan a secret operation to seize the canal, Israel calculates its next move, and Washington watches-ready to act when silence is no longer enough.

Reluctant operative Walker arrives to observe events spiraling beyond anyone's control. In the city's heat and dust, he crosses paths with two women who refuse to be controlled: Tania, brilliant and ruthless, shaped by danger and experience; and Leslie, precise, self-possessed, and a presence that unsettles every intelligence service circling her. At the center of it all looms Allen W. Dulles, pulling strings from the shadows.

The Quiet Eagle, the fifth novel in The Company Files, is a taut, atmospheric espionage story of loyalty tested, power exercised indirectly, and the human cost when empires realize they no longer command the room.

For readers of le Carré, Furst, Kanon, and Vidich, this is literary espionage at its most personal-and most perilous.