<p>‘The most brilliant thriller’ Sunday Times</p>
<p>‘Recommended. I read it one breathless sitting’ Ian Rankin</p>
<p>‘Charles Cumming gets better with each book ‘ The Times</p>
<p>‘Plunges a novelist into a deliciously twisty imbroglio in Morocco; it’s Cumming at his most relaxed and engaging’ Telegraph, Books of the Year</p>
<p>‘An instant classic of the spy genre’ Mick Herron</p>
<p>‘Nobody writes more enjoyable spy thrillers than Charles Cumming’ Anthony Horowitz</p>
<p>‘A real page-turner’ Peter Robinson, Daily Mail</p>
<p>‘Rich in twists and cloak-and-dagger action … typically accomplished and enthralling’ Sunday Times</p>
<p>‘Credibly obsessed and convincingly foolish, Carradine is an interesting character in a pleasingly original spy story’ Literary Review</p>
<p>‘Lift the lid off Cumming's novel The Man Between and breathe in an exotic tagine stew, redolent of murderous international conspiracy, assassination, kidnapping, and a beautiful dangerous woman, set against the colourful matchstick mosaic of Marrakesh. Another Cumming triumph’ Jason Matthews</p>
<p>‘Charles Cumming’s The Man Between continues the author’s steady upwards trajectory; he will soon be snapping at the heels of such masters as John le Carré and Gerald Seymour’ Guardian</p>
<p>‘I have been a fan of Charles Cumming ever since A Spy by Nature, and The Man Between is up there with the best – full of thrills, wit and fine writing, with a plot and themes that might have been taken from today’s headlines. Writer/spy Kit Carradine is a thoroughly engaging protagonist, and I look forward to meeting him again. Superb espionage fiction’ Peter Robinson</p>
<p>Praise for A Divided Spy:</p>
<p>‘A gripping psychological clash of wills, tactics and morals … Kell’s third appearance confirms him as one of the most interesting and sympathetic characters in the spy thriller field’ The Times</p>
<p>‘The spies’ shifting psychological duel is riveting … deftly coupled with a topical subplot’ Sunday Times</p>