Mossad Agent Avner Ehrlich is a serial rulebreaker, but whenever the need for a dangerous top-secret operation arises, he is the Israeli Mossad's first pick. But what happens when the hunter becomes the hunted, and Ehrlich finds himself an enemy target?
Avner Ehrlich stands before the most cunning enemy he has ever faced - an enemy with innovative and sophisticated methods, That conceal the danger within...
Imad Akbariyah, a rising star in Al-Qaeda's chain of command, recruits a fellow Palestinian doctor to perform surgeries on terrorist Shahids and implant their bodies with plastic explosives that allow them to move freely through any security check or device. Imad will never forget the day when his father was killed in front of his eyes by an Israeli commando officer. Years later, he seeks to avenge his father's death at any cost and dreams of the day when he will finally get his revenge on the man responsible.
As the violent chases intensify, a blood-soaked war is only a matter of time. The personal encounter between the two rivals is inevitable - and Ehrlich is fighting not only to prevent the killing of innocent lives, but to save his own.
After completing 3 years of military service in an IDF special unit, E.L. Pini went to London, where he studied script writing and took on various jobs employing his unique skill set - bodyguard, bouncer, photographer, and even getaway driver (for which he has yet to suffer consequences). He later found some success as a screenwriter for advertisements and documentaries. These days, Pini likes to spend his free time cooking, listening to operas and rock-crawling with his modified Jeep.The story of Avner Ehrlich, although entirely a work of fiction, contains many elements based on Pini's personal life experience. Before completing a description of a fight or physical altercation, Pini will often get a group of ex-combat fighter friends together to play out the scene from beginning to end, and then uses what he learns to enhance and fine-tune it - perhaps this is why many readers attest that the fast-paced, gripping depictions often feel as if they are watching a movie, rather than reading a book. Both in character design and plot, Pini's books exibit a uniquely modern take on the genre of terror and espionage thriller novels, while at the same time still appealing to lovers of veterans of the genre such as Tom Clancy, Daniel Silva, Brad Thor, Nelson DeMille, Terry Hayes, and David Morrell.
