THE CONOR THORN SERIES
by Glenn Dyer
Paris, 1943. When his wife is sent behind Nazi lines, OSS agent Conor Thorn takes an off-the-books mission into Gestapo-controlled Paris to expose a double agent and bring her home safe.
“An intelligent and intriguing story about love, loyalty and courage. I can almost see the Netflix movie as it unfolds in eight episodes against an all-too-true World War II historical backdrop.”
“Espionage with real emotional stakes…Glenn Dyer brings occupied Paris to life in this atmospheric World War II stunner. If you haven’t read the Conor Thorn series, you’re missing out. Debts Owed pays off—big time.”
“In the spirit of W.E.B. Griffin's catalog of military history and period pieces, and Kristin Hannah's character-driven story, The Nightingale…”
“…this is a gripping, well-paced thriller led by a pair of compelling agents and a nail-biting plot, which further establishes the Conor Thorn series as a standout in the genre.”
Dyer's series, which started with The Torch Betrayal, is one of the more underrated spy franchises set during WWII, and a perfect fit for fans of Alan Furst.
Ryan Steck on, The Conor Thorn Series
The Real Book Spy
A propulsive, masterfully crafted WWII thriller.
Chris Wallace, Veteran Journalist & Bestselling Author on, Trust No One
Veteran Journalist & Bestselling Author
Atmospheric and tense, with plenty of treachery and a heavy dose of history.
Steve Berry on, The Torch Betrayal
New York Times Bestselling Author
Brilliantly researched thriller bringing WWII espionage to life with expectations exceeded.
Jack Carr on, The Ultra Betrayal
NYT Bestselling Author
Glenn Dyer writes the Conor Thorn series—WWII espionage thrillers praised by Steve Berry, Jack Carr, and James R. Benn, Kirkus Reviews, The BookLife Prize, and the Military Writers Society of America, among others. His novels combine meticulous archival research with pulse-pounding suspense, placing readers inside history's most dangerous secret operations. Each book in the series is grounded in declassified intelligence records and firsthand wartime accounts. “Dyer's series, which started with The Torch Betrayal, is one of the more underrated spy franchises set during WWII, and a perfect fit for fans of Alan Furst” —Ryan Steck, The Real Book Spy.
Each book in the series is grounded in declassified intelligence records and firsthand wartime accounts—"a perfect fit for fans of Alan Furst."
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