The Grace Bay Agreement

'Sometimes you read a book that while written as a fiction you know in fact it is the real deal. The Grace Bay Agreement is that: something so extraordinary and way out there in its originality, and so replete with unique tradecraft and insider know-how, it screams out - this thing really happened! Get the book; read it - you won't be disappointed. And make your own mind up: all you'll be left wondering is which agency did it for which country and why!'

Damien Lewis, No. 1 bestselling author of "Zero Six Bravo"

The Colombian and Mexican drug cartels have decided to use their vast wealth to buy political power. Their plan includes buying the government of the island nation of the Turks and Caicos in the Caribbean.

But the plan goes horribly wrong and three innocent women are killed. The pilot and a body guard band together, pledge revenge, and start a hunt for the head of the Santa Marta cocaine cartel.

Once in Colombia they find US intelligence agencies and the DEA are also looking for "Don Humo" (Mr. Smoke). Now they must get around the US government agencies to get at their target. On the journey they uncover a tapestry of spy versus spy with both sides playing agents against the other.

At what cost does a man seek vengeance? Does retribution sooth his grief?