A Quiet End

In "A Quiet End" by Nelson DeMille, John Corey leaves the Anti-Terrorist Task Force and takes a job surveilling Russian diplomats at the U.N. Mission in New York City. Corey realizes the all-too-real threat of a newly resurgent Russia, but the U.S. government remains unaware. When a Russian colonel posing as a diplomat mysteriously disappears from a party, Corey must track him down and stop an impending nuclear threat. DeMille's chilling and prescient novel takes readers into the heart of a new Cold War with thrilling suspense and a clock-ticking plot that has Manhattan in its crosshairs.