Brad ThorEspionage · Thriller·b. 1969
Path of the Assassin
Synopsis
Scot Harvath, a former Navy SEAL now working for the Secret Service, has just pulled the President out of the hands of kidnappers. He is not finished. He sets out to track down, capture or kill everyone who had a part in the plot, and he is close to crossing the last names off his list.
The trail of clues turns bloody and leads to one man: Hashim Nidal, a terrorist feared above all others. Nidal has joined Islamic terrorist networks from several countries into one alliance, built to bring down both Israel and America. Harvath and a team led by the CIA have to reach him before the plan is carried out.
They face a basic obstacle: nobody on the team knows what Nidal looks like. The only person who can identify him is a civilian woman who survived a brutal hijacking. Harvath has no other option but to bring her into the hunt.
The search runs from the deserts of North Africa to the streets of Rome. This is a thriller about terrorism and espionage that is built on constant action, with violence and deceit at every stop. It follows a personal revenge mission as it grows into an effort to prevent a full-scale war.


