Second in the brand-new Harry Tate thriller series - In western Baghdad, a suicide bomber blows up a fortified house, killing everyone inside. In Norfolk, England, a runaway Libyan banker is assassinated. Different events, half a world apart - but closely linked. Former M15 agent Harry Tate has been hired by a government fixer to find two runaways, but then both are assassinated. Despite his misgivings, he is persuaded into a third assignment, but when he tracks down the supposed Israeli professor, things start to go very wrong . . .
Tracers: Harry Tate Series, Book 2 (A Harry Tate Thriller)
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"... if you enjoy a well-written, uncomplicated plot free of foul language and gratuitous sex, this is for you. Snog Marry Avoid? Definitely snog. (Harry Tate) is a man I'd like to get to know better." --The Sun
Starred review - "With high-octane action, steadily building tension, and a plot packed with twists, Magson's second Harry Tate novel suggests the best of Ken Follett or Robert Ludlum but with a touch more substance." --Booklist (American Library Association)
"... if you enjoy a well-written, uncomplicated plot free of foul language and gratuitous sex, this is for you. Snog Marry Avoid? Definitely snog. (Harry's) a man I'd like to get to know better." --The Sun
"Spies spying on spies. Convoluted derring-do best enjoyed by the conspiracy crowd."
--Kirkus Reviews
"Magson's tight and muscular writing is a delight to behold. Harry Tate is an excellent warts-and-all character; smart and courageous, yet without the smugness of George Smiley or the soulnessness of robotic Jason Bourne. --New York Journal of Books
Starred review - "With high-octane action, steadily building tension, and a plot packed with twists, Magson's second Harry Tate novel suggests the best of Ken Follett or Robert Ludlum but with a touch more substance." --Booklist (American Library Association)
"... if you enjoy a well-written, uncomplicated plot free of foul language and gratuitous sex, this is for you. Snog Marry Avoid? Definitely snog. (Harry's) a man I'd like to get to know better." --The Sun
"Spies spying on spies. Convoluted derring-do best enjoyed by the conspiracy crowd."
--Kirkus Reviews
"Magson's tight and muscular writing is a delight to behold. Harry Tate is an excellent warts-and-all character; smart and courageous, yet without the smugness of George Smiley or the soulnessness of robotic Jason Bourne. --New York Journal of Books
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By john
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this was a very good book i am now looking forword to book 3 deception.i hope there will be more harry tate novels.
By B. F. Orme
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Once I started to read books by Adrian Magson, I had to read them all. I have enjoyed all of them. They are beautifully written, they demand that you turn the pages, the plots and characters are extremely credible; all are an excellent read.
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Two out of two for Magson!
2 July 2011
By Ab Uffalo
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Harry Tate is back! Now retired from M15, he is working freelance as a people finder. When asked to locate one Samuel Silverman, supposedly an Israeli professor, Harry & his associate, Rik Ferris (also late of M15) find themselves chasing shadows, & everyone else, except the very elusive Professor Silverman. It becomes clear early in "Tracers" that Harry's employer, the enigmatic & equally elusive Jennings,is clearly not who he seems, and the prey Harry & Rik are looking for, proves to be more dangerous than they could have ever envisaged. With hunter-killers on their tail, an ever-rising body count amid a flod of storyline twists & turns, and no shortage of double crosses and fast-paced action sequences, "Tracers" is a non-stop adrenalin rush, one that keeps the reader engrossed & guessing until the final chapter. Harry Tate is every bit an action hero for today, but be advised, "Tracers" is much much more than just an action novel. This is spy thriller writing at its best. And once again, Adrian Magson has shown what a gifted purveyor of the spy novel he is. "Tracers" makes it 2 out of 2 (great novels) for Adrian Magson.
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2 May 2013
By Doug Bragg and Lindy Bragg
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Hit all the marks. A good follow up characters are steady. Plot plausible. No foolishness, no cartoons. I liked it.
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