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"The very best of the brand new era of British traveler authors overtaking wherever le Carre and Deighton left down." -- Observer (London) about The Spanish Game "The serpentine turns and the unflaggingly practical suspense keep you speechless, but spellbound." -- Daily Mail (London) about The Spanish Game "Tautly written, skillfully plotted,advised me powerfully of the first publications of John le Carre." -- Robert Harris, writer of The Cat, on The Spy by Nature Six decades previously, Alec Milius was launched by MI6 following a disastrous operation.  His world destroyed, Milius hasbeen residing in Madrid, trying to place his previous life as a spy behind him,  and quitely repair his life.  But all his ideas come crashing down once the mind of the separatist activity goes lost, and Milius is attracted back to the world of espionage, the raw world of lies and frustration. This time around, however, Milius is pressured to function alone - with no someone, no assistance, and no up - back to save him should anything fail.  And within an operation such as this, anything is for certain togo wrong.  Unbelievably wrong.