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“A whirlwind odyssey…Steinhauer does a bang-up job.”
- Wall Street Journal
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“Lauded for modernizing the espionage genre, Steinhauer pushes it even further.”
- Los Angeles Times
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“Exhilarating.”
- CrimeReads
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“Once you read [The Last Tourist], you will want to go back and read the others, so just get them all and block out a long weekend to enjoy some of the finest modern spy thrillers.”
- BookPage (starred review)
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“Like John le Carré‘s Agent Running in the Field (2019), Steinhauer pits a disenchanted agent, an ideologue no more, against the new evil empire, multinational corporations for whom “money knows no borders.” It’s not a fair fight, but Milo is a hell of a counterpuncher, and we love rooting for him.”
- Booklist (starred review)
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THE TOURIST
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A protagonist who’s as winning as he is wily.
- Stephen King, Entertainment Weekly
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[Steinhauer] excels when the focus is on Weaver, an intriguing, damaged man yearning to break free of his dark profession.
- People
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The kind of principled hero we long to believe still exists in fiction, if not in life.
- The New York Times Book Review (Editor’s Choice)
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THE NEAREST EXIT
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Milo Weaver, Steinhauer’s hero, is the opposite of Swagger and Reacher—he is conflicted and neurotic and hopelessly sentimental—but no less entertaining.
- Malcolm Gladwell, TheNewYorker.com
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Milo’s company is at least as valuable to the series’s appeal as is his flair for international trickery.
- Janet Maslin, The New York Times
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AN AMERICAN SPY
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Olen Steinhauer’s Milo Weaver novels are must-reads for lovers of the genre.
- The Washington Post
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Readers are irresistibly drawn into Weaver's dogged struggle to unravel a complicated game of cat and mouse.
- USA Today