The Road of the Innocents - Labbaye, Ernie
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The Road of the Innocents is a captivating journey behind the front lines of the war on terrorism, where the new weapons are algorithms and secret private-sector technology-a fascinating novel that sheds a revealing spotlight on a new type of hero: Asher Daniel, a well-meaning man struggling to do the right thing in this complex and terrifying world. --Scott McGaugh, author, New York Times best seller, Surgeon in Blue A literary thriller in the vein of John le Carré and Tana French,The Road of the Innocents maintains the same intensely drawn, captivating characters as a Stieg Larsson novel.…mehr

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The Road of the Innocents is a captivating journey behind the front lines of the war on terrorism, where the new weapons are algorithms and secret private-sector technology-a fascinating novel that sheds a revealing spotlight on a new type of hero: Asher Daniel, a well-meaning man struggling to do the right thing in this complex and terrifying world. --Scott McGaugh, author, New York Times best seller, Surgeon in Blue A literary thriller in the vein of John le Carré and Tana French,The Road of the Innocents maintains the same intensely drawn, captivating characters as a Stieg Larsson novel. From Boston to Dubai, and CASTOR headquarters in Washington, D.C., to Germany, stories and characters are seamlessly woven together.
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Ernie Labbaye is the chosen pen name of the author, a 1987 graduate of Princeton University with a BA in creative literature. The Road of the Innocents, completed just six weeks before his death in a tragic accident, is the result of his life's dream to be a published writer. In 2011, the author, who had a fruitful business career and successfully provided for his family, decided to turn his sights, at last, to his creative work. Writing it took about three years. This novel is posthumously edited and published, with his family's blessing and desires to share it with everyone.