Book of the Week: Alex Berenson's "The Ghost War"

I didn't read Alex Berenson's The Faithful Spy, which won the Edgar Award for Best First Novel last year, but I wish I had. The Ghost War, that book's sequel, has just been released and it's one of the best spy thrillers I've read in a long time. CIA agent John Wells is a fine character, and The Ghost War leads him on a series of thrilling adventures, stretching from DC to Afghanistan to Beijing. Readers who like Barry Eisler or David Ignatius, in particular, should pick this one up right away.

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[matt]

Berenson is a great Author. Check out The Ghost War by Alex Berenson

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I didn't register 'ghost' until a short while later when someone
mentioned that these were famous ghosts who have been visiting the
cathedral for many centuries. Apparently the round shiny objects are
the shaven heads of monks. This person said they are only four feet
off the floor because they're still walking on the old floor, from
before they rebuilt after some major destruction