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‘Sometimes you have to enter the death zone to save the innocent.’
A top-secret clique of former spies meet for dinner to hatch a plan to murder a competitor, not knowing that they are under surveillance from a covert arm of British Intelligence. Hours later, with bodies strewn across a terrace, a piece of secret intelligence reveals an international plot of colossal magnitude.
For disgraced agent Sean Richardson, this is the beginning of a deniable mission to infiltrate and disrupt a group of Russian mercenaries who are working clandestinely to take over a nation state.
Acting covertly as an illicit arms trafficker, Sean is dropped into a deadly cauldron of terrorism and high-tech weaponry that will take a nation down. As the bullets fly and the chaos rains in, can Sean take down the merchants of death…or has he finally met his match?
The third in a set of spy thrillers that have been expertly crafted with stunning plot lines, magnificent locations, and twists that leave you gasping for air. Perfect for fans of Frederick Forsyth, Robert Ludlum, Tom Clancy, and Scott Mariani.
What people are saying about Michael Jenkins spy thrillers:
★★★★★ ‘Fast paced and thrilling! There is a forensic level of detail at times that leaves you in no doubt as to the author's credibility and experience in this field.’ Goodreads Reviewer.
★★★★★ ‘A new approach to the spy novel. Michael has made use of a great many of the techniques available to the modern-day spy, investigator, hero. A serious contender for the likes of Ian Fleming, Frederick Forsyth, Lee Child.’ Amazon reviewer.
★★★★★ ‘Wow! The authors style and the characters are brilliant ensuring that you cannot wait to turn the next page. I have now added him to my list of favourite authors.’ Pigeonhole reviewer
★★★★★ ‘Superb and gripping modern spy intrigue. I would place Michael Jenkins alongside, John Le Carre and Frederick Forsyth and I look forward to reading more of his books.’ Amazon reviewer
Also available in the Failsafe Thriller Set:
The Kompromat Kill
The Failsafe Query
Genre: Thriller
A top-secret clique of former spies meet for dinner to hatch a plan to murder a competitor, not knowing that they are under surveillance from a covert arm of British Intelligence. Hours later, with bodies strewn across a terrace, a piece of secret intelligence reveals an international plot of colossal magnitude.
For disgraced agent Sean Richardson, this is the beginning of a deniable mission to infiltrate and disrupt a group of Russian mercenaries who are working clandestinely to take over a nation state.
Acting covertly as an illicit arms trafficker, Sean is dropped into a deadly cauldron of terrorism and high-tech weaponry that will take a nation down. As the bullets fly and the chaos rains in, can Sean take down the merchants of death…or has he finally met his match?
The third in a set of spy thrillers that have been expertly crafted with stunning plot lines, magnificent locations, and twists that leave you gasping for air. Perfect for fans of Frederick Forsyth, Robert Ludlum, Tom Clancy, and Scott Mariani.
What people are saying about Michael Jenkins spy thrillers:
★★★★★ ‘Fast paced and thrilling! There is a forensic level of detail at times that leaves you in no doubt as to the author's credibility and experience in this field.’ Goodreads Reviewer.
★★★★★ ‘A new approach to the spy novel. Michael has made use of a great many of the techniques available to the modern-day spy, investigator, hero. A serious contender for the likes of Ian Fleming, Frederick Forsyth, Lee Child.’ Amazon reviewer.
★★★★★ ‘Wow! The authors style and the characters are brilliant ensuring that you cannot wait to turn the next page. I have now added him to my list of favourite authors.’ Pigeonhole reviewer
★★★★★ ‘Superb and gripping modern spy intrigue. I would place Michael Jenkins alongside, John Le Carre and Frederick Forsyth and I look forward to reading more of his books.’ Amazon reviewer
Also available in the Failsafe Thriller Set:
The Kompromat Kill
The Failsafe Query
Genre: Thriller
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