Dark Spies

Another deep and intense thriller that feels authentic in terms of how it conveys the spy world... Dunn has crafted another winner in this fine series. The world of spy fiction has a writer who deserves comparison to Ludlum and Fleming. -- Booklist Just when you think you have this maze of double-dealing figured out-surprise, it isn't what you think. All the elements of a classic espionage story are here. The novel moves with relentless momentum, scattering bodies in its wake. -- Kirkus Praise for Matthew Dunn: Great talent, great imagination, and real been-there done-that authenticity make this one of the year's best thriller debuts. Highly recommended. -- Lee Child on Spycatcher Dunn's exciting fourth Spycatcher novel finds Will Cochrane ... in the Norwegian Arctic... Cochrane's few allies are almost helpless as he treks back from Norway to Washington, D.C... Great action sequences and a clever if complicated plot make this a satisfying read. -- Publishers Weekly There are many unforeseen twists in the tale and we are as surprised as Cochrane to discover who is really behind the acts of sabotage and treason... An exciting read that is solidly grounded in the real world. -- ReviewingTheEvidence.com In this supremely suspenseful story of spy versus spy, Matthew Dunn serves up a hero who can beat them all - the indomitable William Cochrane... The golden age of the spy novel is not over, not with the master (Matthew Dunn) and his top notch agent. -- Iron Mountain Daily News Features MI6/CIA task force operative Will Cochrane, who lacks James Bond's gadgets but relies on encyclopedic knowledge, physical prowess, and an off-the-charts degree of self-sufficiency that even Jack Reacher would envy... The author's prose is lean and compelling, and the pace is frantic. -- Publishers Weekly on Dark Spies