Agent Storm : my life inside al-Qaeda

Morten Storm was an unlikely Jihadist. A 6'1" red-haired Dane, he spent his teens with a biker gang or in jail. After converting to Islam, he transformed from a militant madrassa in Yemen to a close friendship with Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-born cleric and a significant threat to the West. Storm's journey took another dramatic turn when he lost his faith and was recruited by the CIA, MI6, and MI5, becoming a double agent with the mission to take down al-Awlaki. This memoir recounts his quest for purpose within a community of believers before rejecting their extremist ideology. For five years, he lived undercover, completing high-profile missions and thwarting multiple terrorist attacks while leading intelligence services to dangerous al-Qaeda operatives, all while knowing his life was at risk. The narrative provides an unprecedented look into the Jihadist world, from dodging drones with al-Qaeda leaders to Jihadist gyms in Birmingham. It also reveals insights into powerful spy agencies, their tradecraft, and the use of a beautiful blonde in a honey trap. Filled with close calls, coded messages, and chilling duplicity, this captivating real-life thriller offers a unique perspective on a complex and dangerous world.