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Dan Mayland is the author of The Colonels Mistake, The Leveling, and The Tribe, the first three novels in the Mark Sava spy-thriller series. The novels are set in and around Iran and the greater Caspian region, a volatile corner of the world that Mayland has studied extensively. Click on this photo link for more information about his travels to the region. Some of Mayland's thoughts on contemporary Iranian politics can be found here. Sign this guestbook to receive email updates about his books.
Before starting the Sava series, Mayland graduated from Dartmouth College and founded Mayland Real Estate. He lives in Pennsylvania with his wife and two children.
Before starting the Sava series, Mayland graduated from Dartmouth College and founded Mayland Real Estate. He lives in Pennsylvania with his wife and two children.
Genres: Thriller
Series
Mark Sava
1. The Colonel's Mistake (2012)
2. The Leveling (2013)
3. Spy for Hire (2014)
4. Death of a Spy (2014)
1. The Colonel's Mistake (2012)
2. The Leveling (2013)
3. Spy for Hire (2014)
4. Death of a Spy (2014)
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