Is patriotism worth the cost?
In the volatile landscape of 1980s Britain, this question haunts every counter-terrorism operative.
Michael Gilbert's "The Killing of Michael Finnegan" draws you into a high-stakes game where loyalty is fleeting and deception is currency.
As seasoned agents Calder and Behrens race to thwart an IRA plot, they navigate a maze of half-truths and double-crosses. With each revelation, the line between ally and enemy blurs further. Gilbert's razor-sharp prose and intricate plotting keep you guessing until the final moment.
The clock is ticking, lives hang in the balance, and no one is above suspicion.
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