Watchman

Miles Flint is a government spy grappling with the fallout from a disastrous assignment that resulted in a foreign official's death and an unexpected run-in with the police. As he uncovers unsettling patterns within his agency, such as unexplained resignations and a potential watcher, Miles takes matters into his own hands despite dissent from his colleagues and wife. Sent to Belfast for what should be a routine operation, he finds his suspicions deepening, leading him into a perilous investigation that blurs the lines between his career and his life. In this gripping narrative by Ian Rankin, an ordinary man navigates extraordinary dangers, showcasing the author's talent for suspense and sharp dialogue.