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“THE WOMAN FROM PRAGUE keeps you hooked with its fast-paced story set in the treacheries and terrors of our post-9/11 world."
―James Grady, author of SIX DAYS OF THE CONDOR

"One of the best books of the summer…The Woman From Prague has great pace, a fascinating relationship between the central characters, and superb atmosphere.”
―Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)

"A spy thriller in all the genre's old school glory." ―Booklist

"Hart’s fast-moving adventure fuses gritty noir elements with high-octane international suspense." ―Library Journal

"A diabolical plot that's at once so simple, so incredible, and so logical." ―Kirkus Reviews

Amateur private investigator Ash McKenna's time is about to expire―on his visa, that is. Having fled the demons that haunted him in the U.S., Ash has been laying low in Prague for nearly three months. Now, it's time to move on. But as he contemplates his next stop, a man named Roman appears, claiming to work for the U.S. government, and possessing intimate knowledge of Ash's many sins. Sins nobody should know. Roman offers to protect him...in exchange for a favor.

It sounds simple: a bank employee named Samantha Sobolik is set to receive a package containing covert information in a handoff on the Charles Bridge. Ash must intercept the package, and deliver the contents to Roman. Ash refuses―until Roman threatens to kill his mother. Out of options and too far away to protect her, Ash agrees.

But when Ash gets to the bridge, he discovers that the handoff is actually a hit. Ash ends up battling a mysterious and deadly assassin in a fight he barely survives. As it turns out, the job is far more complicated and dangerous than anyone thought. Ash finds himself in a strange city, outmatched, hunted, and trapped in a dangerous game where nobody is what they seem―including Samantha. The Woman From Prague is a riveting novel of international suspense from one of the very best crime writers working today.

Meet Rob Hart on tour:

July 11: The Mysterious Bookshop, Manhattan.

July 13: Staten Island Barnes & Noble.

July 20: Poisoned Pen, Scottsdale (w/Daryl Gregory).

July 24: Powell’s, Portland, OR.

July 26: BookPeople, Austin (w/Jordan Harper, Bill Loehfelm).

July 27: Murder by the Book, Houston (w/Jordan Harper, Bill Loehfelm).

Aug. 7: Alamo Drafthouse screening of Three Days of the Condor (w/James Grady).

Oct. 12-15: Bouchercon, Toronto.

Nov. 5: Murder and Mayhem in Milwaukee.