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Book Description: For thirty years, Gerald Seymour has been producing some of the best thrillers in contemporary letters. Critically renowned and popular with fans, Seymour's novels today are as vital as they were when he started when The New York Times said that 'the three British masters of suspense, Graham Greene, Eric Ambler, and John le Carr , have been joined by a fourth Gerald Seymour.' In Rat Run, Seymour tells the sad story of Malachy Kitchen, a former Intelligence officer posted to Iraq, who was accused of cowardice while on patrol with an infantry platoon and kicked out of the army. Humiliated and broken, Malachy becomes an isolated loner in a drug infested London neighborhood. But the mugging of an elderly widow by addicts lights a flame that draws him to fight to regain his lost pride. From the author who 'isn't just abreast of the headlines, but ahead of them' (The Washington Post Book World), and who is truly 'one of the unsung heroes of the political thriller' (Chicago Tribune), this is a novel at once international and personal and altogether riveting.

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