The Saboteur: The gripping follow-up to a TIMES thriller of the year

A stunning, apocalyptic standalone sequel to The Stranger.\r\n\r\nA superb writer, with great imagination, inventiveness and the ability to portray events with simplicity and urgency - Michael Jecks, author of Act of Vengeance\r\n\r\nConway has created, with Jude Lyon, a very modern hero, and one who will run for many more stories, I hope. Basically, if you are going to read any thriller this year, make it this one - Shots Magazine\r\n\r\nThe terrorist Guy Fowle has escaped from prison.\r\n\r\nJude Lyon of MI-6 has been saved from a Syrian ambush by his lover - and enemy? - Julia Ermolaeva. \r\n\r\nA mysterious Russian has been murdered in London and his thumb cut off.\r\n\r\nThe Chancellor of the Exchequer has made an unfortunate social connection at a party, which he hopes he can keep secret.\r\n\r\nAnd suddenly, the world is literally going up in flames.\r\n\r\nJude needs to start putting together the pieces of this jigsaw and quickly, because someone is putting into play a terrifying Russian plan to disable and destroy the UK. Once it has begun, it is designed to be impossible to stop.\r\n\r\nBad enough if that someone is the Russian government. Worse if it is the psychopathic genius Fowle, otherwise known as The Stranger.\r\n\r\nPacked with stunning action, political intrigue, authentic tradecraft, emotion, shocks and nail-biting suspense, The Saboteur takes the spy thriller to new heights.