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Title: A taut thriller
Review: Frederick Forsyth, master of the cold war novel, now turns his talents to terrorism and Al-Qaeda. Forsyth has done his research and is familiar with the operations and strategies of terrorists as uncovered by Western intelligence networks. In this book he also turns to an old English historic and literary tradition of Englishmen passing themselves of as Easterners. At first glance it may seem improbable that an English colonel could pass for an Afghan, yet the true life exploits of T. E. Lawrence (of Arabia) and before him Richard Burton seem unlikely also. Then too consider such classic books as Beau Geste and its sequels. The plot revolves around an ambitious Al-Qaeda plan to stage a sequel to 9/11. A joint British-American operation is mounted to infiltrate the organization and disrupt the plot. The Afghan is a gripping read, probably the best of the post-9/11 novels. It provides a fascinating window into the operations of Middle Eastern terrorist organizations.
