Condor
A suicide bomber boards a crowded bus in central London. Ex-SAS captain Gabriel Wolfe, now struggling with PTSD, is having a coffee just yards away.In the ensuing carnage, Gabriel is plunged into a bloody memory of his last, botched mission.Plagued by visions of the dead comrade he left behind, Gabriel now freelances for The Department, a secret British Government hit squad.He wants to take out whoever ordered the attack.
Gabriel’s desire for vengeance leads him to Eden, the Brazilian rainforest compound of a religious cult called The Children of Heaven.
The cult’s leader is “Père Christophe”, a psychopath with a taste for fine wines, Mozart and extreme violence.This edge-of-your-seat action thriller is the third full-length outing for Andy Maslen’s “hero among us”, Gabriel Wolfe. Condor combines heart-stopping action with nightmarish scenes of psychological breakdown.Gabriel’s enemies include a sadistic Colombian cartel boss nicknamed “The Baptist”, a vicious biker gang - the Sons of Satan - and, in the heart of the rainforest itself, a psychopathic cult leader with a taste for classical music, fine wine and extreme violence.
If you like your heroes flawed as well as resourceful, you’ll love Gabriel Wolfe. He’s been called “deadlier than Bond”, and “more human than Reacher”.
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Andy Maslen
Andy Maslen is an author whose gripping thrillers and sharp, fast-paced narratives have captivated readers around the world. With a knack for creating high-octane, edge-of-your-seat plots, Andy's novels draw readers into a world where danger lurks around every corner and nothing is quite as it seems.
Born and raised in the UK, Andy's early career was in marketing and advertising, where he honed his skills as a writer, learning how to grab attention and keep people hooked. But after years of crafting ads, he decided to turn his hand to something more personal—fiction. His transition from the world of advertising to the realm of suspense and thriller writing was a natural one. The same instincts that made him a successful copywriter—an understanding of pacing, suspense, and compelling characters—became the backbone of his novels.
Gabriel Wolfe
Gabriel Wolfe consists of fifteen primary books, and includes two additional books that complement the series but are not considered mandatory reads. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
