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I Am Pilgrim

by Terry Hayes (2013)

About this book

A former head of a secret US espionage unit is pulled back into active service to stop a lone Islamic radical known as the Saracen, who plans to unleash an genetically engineered, incurable pathogen upon the United States.

Setting / LocationNew York, Paris, Turkey, Saudi Arabia
Story EraPost-9/11 Modern
Protagonist / CorePilgrim (Secret Agent & Forensic Expert)

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