Sentinel (Spycatcher) - Softcover

"Like le Carr? and Fleming before him, [Dunn] is the real thing, a former member of SIS turned fictional chronicler of the secret world. . . . Meet Will Cochrane, a one-man weapon of mass destruction; 007 is a cocktail-sipping lush compared with Cochrane."--The Telegraph (UK) on "Spycatcher"

"An in "Spycatcher", Dunn's action scenes are vividly drawn. Lovers of derring-do will love this series."--Booklist on "Sentinel"

"An in "Spycatcher," Dunn's action scenes are vividly drawn. Lovers of derring-do will love this series."--Booklist on "Sentinel"

Dunn, a former M16 officer, fashions a Nietzschean hero who looks poised to give Lee Child s Jack Reacher a run for his readers. . . . This is [a] twisty, cleverly crafted work. --Kirkus Reviews on "Spycatcher""

Matthew Dunn is [a] very talented new author. I know of no other spy thriller that so successfully blends the fascinating nuances of the business of espionage and intelligence work with full-throttle suspense storytelling. --Jeffery Deaver, "New York Times" bestselling author of "Carte Blanche""

[Dunn] has created a plot with plenty of action and lots of twists and turns . . . nonstop action and relentless danger. --Associated Press on "Spycatcher""

Like le Carr? and Fleming before him, [Dunn] is the real thing, a former member of SIS turned fictional chronicler of the secret world. . . . Meet Will Cochrane, a one-man weapon of mass destruction; 007 is a cocktail-sipping lush compared with Cochrane. --The Telegraph (UK) on "Spycatcher""

An in "Spycatcher," Dunn s action scenes are vividly drawn. Lovers of derring-do will love this series. --Booklist on "Sentinel""

Great talent, great imagination, and real been-there, done-that authenticity. . . Highly recommended. --Lee Child, "New York Times" bestselling author of "The Affair""

Terse conversations infused with subtle power plays, brutal encounters among allies with competing agendas, and forays into hostile territory orchestrated for clockwork efficiency but vulnerable to deadly missteps. . . . A stylish and assured debut. --Washington Post on "Spycatcher""

When CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia receives a cryptic message from an agent operating deep undercover in Russia stating "He has betrayed us and wants to go to war," special agent Will Cochrane must infiltrate the secret submarine base in eastern Russia's Avacha Bay to stop the threat. (espionage). Simultaneous.