EVERY TRAITOR WAS ONCE TRUSTED.... 'Impressive...an exhilarating blend of psychological probing and terrific action scenes' SUNDAY TIMES 'This is the most exciting new spy series since Slow Horses: catch it now' DAILY MAIL 'One of our finest new spy writers' DAILY MIRROR 'Perfect for fans of Mick Herron, David McCloskey and Alex Gerlis' DAILY EXPRESS Jamie Tulloch and Sam Li never intended to be spies. Jamie, a former exec at a tech company, found himself caught up in a mission and discovered a taste for the secret world while Sam, a burnt-out corporate lawyer, was unexpectedly talent spotted by MI5. When both are plunged into covert training, they find themselves pitted against each other for their final evaluation - Exercise Red Poacher. Every year, MI6 trainees must evade capture, infiltrate sensitive sites and report back with the right intel, while their peers at MI5 try to stop them. But things take a sinister turn when they witness the apparent murder of one of their fellow recruits. Is it all part of the exercise? Or is someone trying to weaponise this game of spies into something far more deadly? 'Perfect for fans of Herron or Le Carré' THE SCOTSMAN 'Once you start turning pages you will not stop until the final shot' JACK CARR, #1 NYT bestselling author 'Fresh, fierce, and more tense than serving James Bond a stirred martini' CALLUM McSORLEY Praise for David Goodman: 'If you think you've read every twist in every area of the genre, think again. Don't start it last thing at night, or you might miss breakfast' VAL MCDERMID 'A propulsive, intelligent, ripped-from-the-headlines spy novel that's guaranteed to cost you hours of sleep. Highly recommended' DAVID McCLOSKEY 'Goodman combines traditional elements - the nods to Buchan, Fleming and le Carré - with the topicality of 2020s technology' SUNDAY TIMES 'A gripping debut, perfect for fans of Mick Herron and David McCloskey' THE SUN 'A twisty storyline and convincing action scenes make this a very promising deb
A gripping spy thriller perfect for fans of David McCloskey, Mick Herron and Charles Cumming,
