Used book – The Border: This autumn's blockbuster thriller by Don Winslow

A grand finale Art Keller, a former DEA agent, is recruited by Republican Senator O’Brien to participate in an unofficial operation in Guatemala: to help the Sinaloa cartel, whose grip on Mexico ensures a semblance of stability in the region, get rid of a rival bloodthirsty organization, Los Zetas. The organized meeting between the leaders of the two cartels turns into a bloodbath: the traffickers kill each other and the godfather of Sinaloa disappears. Keller then returns to Mexico, where he reunites with the woman he loves, Marisol. As mayor of a small town, she bravely resists the cartels, despite an assassination attempt that left her disabled a few years earlier. When O'Brien offers Keller the head of the DEA, he sees it as an opportunity to fight against the organizations that sow death in America. He accepts. After fourteen years dedicated to writing the Cartel trilogy, Don Winslow concludes the epic of Art Keller with an uncompromising indictment against the corrupt management of the war on drugs by the governments in power.

“The best.” STEPHEN KING “A spectacular conclusion to Don Winslow's Cartel trilogy.” NEW YORK TIMES Translated from American English by Jean Esch About the author Don Winslow is the author of nineteen novels translated into some twenty languages, including the bestsellers Cartel (Seuil, 2016) currently being adapted for cinema by Ridley Scott, and The Power of the Dog (Fayard Noir, 2007). He lives in California.