Red London
Red London by Alma Katsu, published by Penguin on March 14, 2023, is a thrilling narrative that follows CIA agent Lyndsey Duncan as she navigates the complexities of espionage in London. With 352 pages, this edition delves into Lyndsey’s mission involving a Russian war criminal and her unexpected alliance with the aristocratic wife of a billionaire, all while grappling with the implications of a geopolitical crisis.
Readers will find a suspenseful exploration of trust and betrayal as Lyndsey becomes entangled in a web of intrigue surrounding Russian oligarchs and their connections to global power dynamics. The story presents a nuanced portrayal of espionage, highlighting the personal and professional challenges faced by those in the field. With themes of crime and suspense woven throughout, Red London offers a timely reflection on contemporary issues, making it a significant addition to the genre.
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CIA agent Lyndsey Duncan’s newest asset might just be her long-needed confidante…or her greatest betrayal.
After her role in taking down a well-placed mole inside the CIA, Agent Lyndsey Duncan arrives in London fully focused on her newest Russian asset, deadly war criminal Dmitri Tarasenko. That is until her MI6 counterpart, Davis Ranford, personally calls for her help.
Following a suspicious attack on Russian oligarch Mikhail Rotenberg’s property in a tony part of London, Davis needs Lyndsey to cozy up to the billionaire’s aristocratic British wife, Emily Rotenberg. Fortunately for Lyndsey, there’s little to dissuade Emily from taking in a much-needed confidante. Even being one of the richest women in the world is no guarantee of happiness. But before Lyndsey can cover much ground with her newfound friend, the CIA unveils a perturbing connection between Mikhail and Russia’s geoplitical past, one that could upend the world order and jeopardize Lyndsey’s longtime allegiance to the Agency.
Red London is a sharp and nuanced race-against-the-clock story ripped from today’s headlines, a testament to author Alma Katsu’s thirty-five-year career in national security. It’s a rare spy novel written by an insider that feels as prescient as it is page-turning and utterly unforgettable.
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