Hunting Marco Polo: The Pursuit of the Drug Smuggler Who Couldn't Be Caught by the Agent Who Wouldn't Quit

Hunting Marco Polo: The Pursuit of the Drug Smuggler Who Couldn't Be Caught by the Agent Who Wouldn't Quit is a gripping true-crime account of one of the most notorious international drug smugglers of the twentieth century. Written by Paul Eddy and Sara Walden, the book follows DEA agent Craig Lovato as he relentlessly tracks Howard Marks, a highly intelligent Oxford graduate and former British intelligence associate who spent decades building a global drug trafficking empire. Known by the alias “Marco Polo,” Marks managed to outwit authorities across multiple countries while smuggling massive quantities of marijuana into the United States. Filled with undercover operations, international intrigue, and high-stakes investigations, this fascinating nonfiction book explores the dangerous world of organized crime and the determination of the agent who refused to give up the chase. A compelling read for fans of crime history, drug enforcement stories, and real-life thrillers.

Hardcover, Very Good