Assassin's Silence: A David Slaton Novel

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In the art of disappearing without a trace, David Slaton has few rivals. The police in several countries search for him in vain, and even his former employer, Mossad, cannot reach him. His wife and son believe he is dead, so he is taken by surprise when he becomes the target of a special operations unit, killing one man and narrowly escaping. Meanwhile, in the sweltering heat of the Amazon, an inconsequential air transport operator acquires a damaged aircraft. Mechanics work feverishly to restore it, but during its first flight, the plane crashes into the ocean. At the same time, the CIA investigates two separate cases: a killer moving through Europe, leaving a trail of bodies, and the mysterious loss of a large aircraft. As it becomes clear that these two issues are interconnected—that the killer was mistakenly thought to be dead and that the lost plane has been repurposed as a tool for a terrorist attack with far-reaching consequences—the American intelligence agency begins to act decisively. To prevent disaster, they must once again trust the one man who can save them: David Slaton.