Charles McCarry established an international reputation with the publication of his worldwide bestseller "The Tears of Autumn" in 1975 and altogether wrote 10 critically acclaimed novels During the Cold War he was an intelligence officer operating under deep cover in Europe, Africa and Asia.
'Come this time next year, I expect Christopher's Ghosts to be a strong contender for the MWA's Best Novel award. If it isn't, someone won't be thinking clearly. And it won't be me' -- Michael Allen, www.grumpyoldman.com. 'You don't need to be familiar with the characters to read this beautifully written book' -- Literary Review. 'Excruciatingly tense ... a pure historical thriller ... catapults [McCarry] into the company of John Le Carre, Eric Ambler, Graham Greene and Alan Furst, but his stylish voice and historic scope make him unique ' -- Los Angeles Times. 'Superb ... McCarry has no peer when painting a nuanced and contemplative portrait of American Cold War espionage' -- Washington Post.
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