Dan Gordon Books in Order
Part ofHaggai Carmon Books in OrderExplore Haggai Carmon's Dan Gordon books in order, with summaries of intelligence thrillers following a former Mossad officer through international conspiracies.
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Dan Gordon books in publication order
5 books
Triple Identity
by Haggai Carmon
2005
Former Mossad operative Dan Gordon investigates missing bank money after an embezzler is killed in Munich. The dead man's multiple identities draw Gordon into an international trail of financial deception and intrigue linked to Iran's nuclear ambitions.
The Red Syndrome
by Haggai Carmon
2006
A money-laundering investigation draws former Mossad agent Dan Gordon into suspicious Russian mob transfers. A missing-person notice and coded clues lead him toward a biological terror plot, turning a financial case into an international hunt to prevent an attack.
The Chameleon Conspiracy
by Haggai Carmon
2009
Dan Gordon pursues an elusive con man known as the Chameleon, only to discover his target is also a sleeper agent. The hunt takes Gordon undercover into Iran, where shifting alliances and betrayal threaten his mission and survival.
Triangle of Deception
by Haggai Carmon
2009
Dan Gordon infiltrates an international network financing Hezbollah as part of a joint CIA and Mossad operation. When his cover collapses, he questions whether his own handlers sacrificed him and struggles to escape the deception surrounding his assignment.
Defection Games
by Haggai Carmon
2012
Dan Gordon is assigned to meet an Iranian general planning to defect with nuclear-program secrets. When the general fails to appear and gunfire erupts, Gordon investigates a betrayal that leaves him uncertain whether he can trust even his own superiors.
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