The Shadow Patrol (John Wells) - Tapa blanda

"This thriller pours on the blood and guts."--"Library Journal"
"Wells is a refreshing thriller hero, sort of the anti-Jack Bauer."--"St. Petersburg Times"
"Superbly paced action sequences and the kind of background that suggests a better-than-average understanding of what soldiers on the ground actually see in Afghanistan."--"Kirkus Reviews"
"The book never lets up as it exposes the terrors and boredom of war on the front lines."--"Providence Journal"

This thriller pours on the blood and guts. "Library Journal"
Wells is a refreshing thriller hero, sort of the anti Jack Bauer. "St. Petersburg Times"
Superbly paced action sequences and the kind of background that suggests a better-than-average understanding of what soldiers on the ground actually see in Afghanistan. "Kirkus Reviews"
The book never lets up as it exposes the terrors and boredom of war on the front lines. "Providence Journal""

This thriller pours on the blood and guts. Library Journal
Wells is a refreshing thriller hero, sort of the anti Jack Bauer. St. Petersburg Times
Superbly paced action sequences and the kind of background that suggests a better-than-average understanding of what soldiers on the ground actually see in Afghanistan. Kirkus Reviews
The book never lets up as it exposes the terrors and boredom of war on the front lines. Providence Journal"

"This thriller pours on the blood and guts."--Library Journal

"Wells is a refreshing thriller hero, sort of the anti-Jack Bauer."--St. Petersburg Times

"Superbly paced action sequences and the kind of background that suggests a better-than-average understanding of what soldiers on the ground actually see in Afghanistan."--Kirkus Reviews

"The book never lets up as it exposes the terrors and boredom of war on the front lines."--Providence Journal

From the New York Times bestselling author of  Twelve Days and The Counterfeit Agent  comes an electrifying tale featuring ex-CIA agent John Wells.

In late 2009, CIA officers in Afghanistan’s Kabul station allowed a Jordanian doctor into their closest confidence. In truth, the doctor was an al-Qaeda double agent—and when he blew himself up, the station’s most senior officers died with him.

Years later, the station still hasn’t recovered. Recruiting has dried up and the agency’s best Afghani sources are being eliminated. At Langley, the CIA’s chiefs begin to suspect the worst: somehow, the Taliban has infiltrated the station.

When they ask John Wells to investigate, he reluctantly agrees to return to the country where his career began. One thing is certain: Americans are dying, and an American is responsible. Wells is the only one who can unearth the truth—if it doesn’t bury him first . . .