David Hagberg

David Hagberg
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David Hagberg is a New York Times bestselling author who has published numerous novels of suspense, including his bestselling thrillers featuring former CIA director Kirk McGarvey, which include Abyss, The Cabal, The Expediter, and Allah’s Scorpion. He has earned a nomination for the American Book Award, three nominations for the Mystery Writers of America Edgar Allan Poe Award and three Mystery Scene Best American Mystery awards. He has spent more than thirty years researching and studying US-Soviet relations during the Cold War. Hagberg joined the Air Force out of high school, and during the height of the Cold War, he served as an Air Force cryptographer. He attended the University of Maryland and University of Wisconsin. Born in Duluth, Minnesota, he now lives with his wife Laurie in Sarasota, Florida.

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Interview with David Hagberg and Boris Gindin about Mutiny

Author interview with David Hagberg and Boris Gindin on Mutiny, the real-life story behind Tom Clancy's The Hunt for Red October.

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Yvonne Bornstein, the woman who inspired Burned by David Hagberg

Burned is inspired by the horrifying ordeal of Yvonne Bornstein. Kidnapped in Russia in the 1990s by Islamic terrorists, Yvonne and her husband were held for ransom. During her captivity she was tortured, starved, and abused. Her captors were affiliated with early al Qaeda partisans. While this book is fiction, Burned captures the spirit of Yvonnes resistance and ultimate triumph.

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Blowout

Byron L. Dorgan and David Hagberg
Forge Books

America is on the brink of crisis. Unless we can curb our dangerous appetite for foreign oil, petroleum-rich countries and speculators will bring our economy...


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Abyss

David Hagberg
Forge Books

New York Times bestselling author David Hagberg pits The Expediter’s Kirk McGarvey against people who mean to destroy our future. It’s a pleasant summer...


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The Cabal
McGarvey
David Hagberg
Forge Books

CIA operative Todd Van Buren meets with Joshua Givens, a Washington Post investigative reporter who has uncovered a dangerous secret. Givens suspects that a...


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Burned

David Hagberg
Forge Books

Patty and David Monroe have flown to Moscow to repair a business deal which has gone bad—when it suddenly turns nightmarish. Shooting David and kidnapping...


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The Expediter
McGarvey
David Hagberg
Forge Books

Late one balmy summer evening in Pyongyang, an important Chinese intelligence general on his way to a secret meeting with Kim Jon-Il is assassinated in plain...


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Mutiny

David Hagberg and Boris Gindin
Forge Books

In 1984, Tom Clancy released his blockbuster novel, The Hunt for Red October, an edge-of-your-seat thriller that skyrocketed him into international notoriety. ...


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Dance with the Dragon
McGarvey
David Hagberg
Forge Books

The CIA is on edge. All signs indicate that something is coming at the United States. Perhaps another 9/11, maybe bigger. The body of CIA agent Louis...


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Allah's Scorpion
McGarvey
David Hagberg
Tor Books

A swarm of terrorist activity has put the United States on its most heightened alert level since September 11, 2001. Investigations into each of these...


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Critical Mass
McGarvey
David Hagberg
Tor Books

Kirk McGarvey--one-time CIA assassin--dreams of a peaceful life and marital bliss. One man will change all that. In 1945, Isawa Nakaruma lost his mother and...


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