The Saboteur: a Financial Times Best Thriller of 2021: Jude Lyon

Gripping political thriller . . . Conway mixes bloody action scenes in Syria with a wider story about loyalty and even love
Spy wars -- for real -- by the man who knows
A superb writer, with great imagination, inventiveness and the ability to portray events with simplicity and urgency
Conway has created, with Jude Lyon, a very modern hero, and one who will run for many more stories, I hope. Basically, if you are going to read any thriller this year, make it this one
His military background renders the action scenes bloodily and the novel's apocalyptic scenario plausibly
Violent, authentic and alarmingly believable story about modern spying
Brilliantly written, this sequel manages to be even more exciting and nail-bitingly intense than the original
The most brilliant spy thriller
This'll keep readers up all night. It's a hugely entertaining read, featuring the nastiest, most charismatic villain of recent years, and barely pauses for breath throughout
The Saboteur takes his storytelling to a new level
A very fast-paced thriller that smoothly moves through one explosive set-up after another. Conway keeps his foot firmly on the accelerator as the body count mounts and the book rockets to the large scale climax
You just know when a book has been penned by a knowledgeable hand . . . this explosive thriller is alarmingly authentic
This spy thriller had me holding my breath every few pages, desperate to know how things were going to pan out. A perfect festive read for anyone who loves spy novels and pacey thrillers