Every deep-cover intelligence agent has a spooker. It’s his escape hatch–a stash that contains false identification, keys to a hidden car or boat or plane, weapons, and money–lots of money.
It took U.S. intelligence a longtime to figure out that somone was stalking and killing agents for their spookers.
It was the perfect crime, almost. Agents are killed every day by people they are spying on. And these killers were good–invisible, quick, leaving no trace behind.
But finally the killers made one mistake.
“This outstanding spy thriller is chock-full of espionage Lore and dirty tricks, as well as some of the weirdest characters since the Silence of the Lambs.” —Portland Oregonian
“A dandy thriller!” —Rocky Mountain News
“Dean Ing’s new book, Spooker, really lives up to its title….Ing cheerfully rummages into some seriously depraved recesses in search of evil incarnate, and comes up with a winner. You won’t want to read this one by yourself in a dark and quiet room.” —Ken Goddard
