I admit to becoming a fan of Gerald Seymour's writing. A "Deniable Death sets a measured pace that is more slow burn than explosive, not suddenly ferocious, but the devastation is still there at the end. Like his previous book "Dealer and the Dead", this book manages to recruit members from obscure parts of the government as well as more traditional espionage types and a well described and colourful group of characters they are. All it seems with their own, sometime conflicting agendas. A gripping human saga set against conflicts spanning the Cold War to Iraq.
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