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A Foreign Country (Thomas Kell Spy Thriller, Book 1) by Charles Cumming (Hardcover, 2012)

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Product Description : Six months before she is due to take up her position as the first female head of MI6 Amelia Levene vanishes without a trace Former MI6 officer Thomas Kell is called out of retirement and ordered to find her With only days before the story leaks to the press Kell must begin to piece together Levenes final movementsWinner of 2012 CWA Ian Fleming Steel DaggerWinner of the 2012 Scottish Crime Book of the Year award

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Winner of the CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger for Best Thriller of the Year. Selected by Sunday Times Books of the Year and The Guardian as Best Thriller of the Year. Perfect for fans of John le Carre, a gripping and suspenseful spy thriller from 'the master of the modern spy thriller' (Mail on Sunday) Six weeks before she is due to take up her position as the first female head of MI6, Amelia Levene vanishes without a trace. Her disappearance is the gravest crisis MI6 has faced for more than a decade. There has been no ransom demand, no word from foreign intelligence services, no hint of a defection. Should news of Levene's disappearance leak out, the consequences would be catastrophic. But for disgraced MI6 officer Thomas Kell, the crisis offers a chance for redemption. He is approached by his former employers and ordered to find her. Kell's search takes him first to France, then North Africa, where he discovers an extraordinary secret hidden deep in Levene's past. it is a secret that could fatally compromise Britain's national security - and for which Kell could pay with his life. This is another first-rate intelligent thriller which will cement Cumming's reputation as one of the most engaging British novelists writing today.