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January 1, 1967

Simon Conway's writing is deeply informed by his extensive background in international demining and humanitarian aid. Having worked across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, he brings a unique and grounded perspective to themes of conflict, recovery, and the enduring human spirit. His narratives often explore the complex realities of post-war environments and the profound impact of unexploded ordnance. Conway's work offers readers a compelling look at resilience and the ongoing efforts toward peace.

2017
The Agent Runner
312 pages
11 hours of reading
3.7(73)Add rating
The narrative features a contemporary spy navigating the complexities of modern warfare, drawing parallels to classic espionage tales. With a backdrop of intrigue and danger, the story highlights the protagonist's struggles and moral dilemmas in a world where loyalty and betrayal intertwine. The author, recognized with an Ian Fleming Steel Dagger Award, brings a fresh perspective to the spy genre, blending thrilling action with deep character exploration.
2010
A Loyal Spy
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WINNER OF THE IAN FLEMING STEEL DAGGER AWARD 2010 FOR BEST THRILLER OF THE YEAR! The last time Jonah saw Nor ed-Din, he was lying face down in a pool of black water in the Khyber Pass. For many years, Jonah had been under the impression that he'd killed him there. How far can loyalty be stretched before it reaches a limit? Millions of lives depend on the answer, as a twisting road of betrayal and revenge leads from the mountains of Afghanistan to the heart of London ...and a ticking bomb.

The Agent Runner

A Loyal Spy