John Wells Novel: The Faithful Spy (Series #1) (Paperback)

from readingwithtea

I have a weakness for spy thrillers, but most of the ones I have read have either been FBI/CIA/NSA within the USA (usually by David Baldacci, for whose plots I express unreserved awe mixed with amusement) or secret international sect protected by naughty governments around the world is exposed by...

from Jarratt

A vast majority of Alex Berenson's "The Faithful Spy" was fast-paced and fantastic. If you're a fan of Vince Flynn's Mitch Rapp, you should enjoy Berenson's John Wells. It takes us into the life of super undercover CIA spy John Wells who for years has lived in Afghanistan, working his way into Al...

from debs4jc

John Wells is an American agent who infiltrated Al Qaeda--but he didn't warn the agency about 9/11 and he hasn't been heard from in years. So when he resurfaces the agency is distrustful of him--except for his handler, a woman who may have deeper feelings for him than just business. Can Wells red...

from mikedraper

John Wells is a CIA agent and the first man to penetrate al Qaeda. He is able to save the lives of Americans in the field while maintaining his cover but he's called in by bin Laden's deputy who tells him that he will be sent to American on a terrorist mission. When he returns home, some CIA memb...

from revslick

If you're looking for a fast paced, action packed novel that reads like an even faster paced movie, then this is it. My only critique is the situation it presents is far more insidious and scary than any horror novel I usually read.