Red Warning
a breathtaking thriller from the author of THE NIGHT AGENT
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Publisher Description
A gripping international thriller from the author of THE NIGHT AGENT, now a hit Netflix original series. Season 2 of THE NIGHT AGENT out January 2025!
Readers love Matthew Quirk:
'Quirk has earned his spot in the front ranks of thriller writers' David Baldacci
'Breathless stay-up-late suspense' Lee Child
'A thriller writer to watch' Daily Mail
'The consummate thriller writer' Mystery Scene
New world, new rules. The same old deadly enemies.
CIA agent Sam Hudson has been hunting deadly Russian operative Konstantin for years. Sam tracks Konstantin down to Geneva, Switzerland – but following an ambush, barely makes it back to the US alive.
The Washington higher-ups want Sam to drop his obsession with Konstantin, but he can't let a man who's killed so many slip away again.
When a mysterious caller taunts him right before an attack in DC, Sam realises Konstantin has followed him to American soil. Sam must bring Konstantin down – before Konstantin brings down the nation's capital.
But as he tries to neutralise his old enemy, Sam finds obstacles at every turn, and he begins to wonder if there is someone in US intelligence on Konstantin's side...
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PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Despite being on paid leave for overzealously pursuing past cases, CIA officer Sam Hudson, the hero of this fast-paced thriller from Quirk (Hour of the Assassin), refuses to back off his search for a deep cover Russian agent, code-named Konstantin, believed responsible for the assassination of several U.S. operatives overseas. Hudson believes Konstantin has already arrived in Washington, D.C., and is behind a recent bombing, as well as a dramatic explosion on the Mall that killed a U.S. senator. Hudson teams with fellow CIA officer Emily Pierce, and together they endure several bloody encounters with embedded Russian agents who are planning to take Konstantin's plan a step further by activating an operation set in place 35 years earlier by Soviet spies. A tense, subterranean confrontation between Hudson and Konstantin caps off the action. In the end, neither lead character leaves much of an impression, and the middle of the convoluted plot contains references to events and characters that will be meaningful only to those who have read other books by this author. Fans of Quirk's rock 'em, sock 'em brand, however, will be satisfied.
