Captagon, the “drug of jihadists,” is wreaking havoc. By accepting a dangerous espionage mission, French-Palestinian police officer Maïssa Thabet finds herself confronted with a Syrian dignitary and his Russian accomplices, whose plans go beyond simple trafficking to threaten Western society.
Pierre Pouchairet has served in the criminal investigation department of the French Judicial Police, as head of the anti-drug trafficking unit, as liaison officer for the Office of Narcotics Control in Beirut and Ankara, and as internal security attaché in Afghanistan and Kazakhstan. He now devotes his time to writing. His fourth novel, Mortels Trafics, won the Quai des Orfèvres Prize.
Highly contemporary themes on the new Cold War.
A well-crafted plot informed by a former intelligence operative stationed in the Middle East.
