Glass’s latest novel, ‘The Traitor,’ delivers everything fans of spy fiction could want: an absorbing plot, shadowy characters, page-gripping tension.
delivers everything fans of spy fiction could want: an absorbing plot, shadowy characters, page-gripping tension. A follow-up to Glass’s 2022 “Alias Emma,”continues the story of young British secret agent Emma Makepeace as she investigates a Russian oligarch suspected of killing an MI6 operative, and the thriller rarely relents from its brisk opening pages.
Emma Makepeace’s investigation — and yes, her self-invented last name is a bit on-the-nose — leads her to work undercover as a crew member on the oligarch’s luxury yacht, all the while snooping and hoping not to be discovered. Confined to the boat, she’s soon unable to contact her superiors, and has to navigate an assortment of staff members, questionable colleagues of the oligarch and his mistress. And, as she soon finds out, there is absolutely no one Emma can trust.
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