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The Reaper of Zion
Paperback
Series: Harry Bauer, Book 23
ISBN13: 9781636964515
Publisher: Right House
Published: Nov 2 2025
Pages: 236
Weight: 0.61
Height: 0.54 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
When Harry is approached by a mysterious Israeli woman-an old acquaintance of the brigadier's-he learns of a personal tragedy with international stakes. Her son was killed in the October 7th attacks, and her daughter remains in the hands of the man behind it all: the elusive terrorist mastermind, Mohammed Abbasid. She wants Harry to do what no one else will-track Abbasid down and rescue her daughter.
The brigadier refuses, warning that operating inside Israeli borders without consent could spark an international crisis. But then, without warning, the brigadier disappears-abducted in a move that throws everything into question.
Captain Jane Smith, still nursing a grudge against Harry, puts her anger aside to enlist his help. Early clues point to Abbasid. But as they dig deeper, the trail grows murky-and dangerous. Whispers emerge that Mossad may be involved. Allies blur into enemies. And the truth could cost Harry more than his life.
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