The Protocols of Spying

‘Merle Nygate cements her place as one of the very best spy writers today. This outing for Mossad London Station chief Eli Amiram is a politically astute thriller, which captures the sense of horror and dislocation felt by his countrymen after the attack. The characters are vividly drawn, and the prose sparkles. This series continues to impress.’ Antonia Senior, Spy Masters

‘It’s brilliant. Real facts and characters woven into a contemporary story which is relevant to our lives right now. It’s a story about Israel and October 7 without writing a story about Muslims vs Jews. One would think that an impossible task but Nygate succeeds. The main characters, so flawed and interesting are still admirable and heroic. Completely excellent, pacy, believable, gripping and humane’ Charles Beaumont, best selling author of A Spy Alone and A Spy at War

‘Absolutely gripping’ Alex Gerlis, on Honour Among Spies

‘Nygate is not afraid to get her hands bloody’ James Owen, The Times

‘With tense action and full-bodied characters – and with remarkable thought and depth – Nygate captures the most pressing and exciting issues of our time, all wrapped up in an unputdownable story. The Protocols of Spying is no exception, proudly carrying the banner of Nygate’s exceptional series.’ I.S. Berry