What Isn't She Telling

A world staring down nuclear mayhem. A terrorist network intent on global domination. Can a spy and his wife trust the impossible to save humanity?

Ellie Noor's marriage couldn't be happier. But when an unbelievably chilling vision sends her husband to her side with a gun in his hand, she wonders if everything she knew was a lie. As Sam confesses his secret counterterrorism mission with MI6, Ellie's already shattered world takes another turn. Her newly-discovered second sight may just be the key to protecting the planet. It cost Sam everything when he revealed his decade of lies, and he wonders if Ellie will ever trust him again. As his secrets and his marriage collide, a group of terrorists brutally abduct the love of his life to force him to reveal critical intel. In his race against time to save Ellie, he may just need the help of an extraterrestrial ally... Thrown into a world of callous powerplays and double-crossing spies, Ellie and Sam must believe in one another to defeat a murderous organization. And the only way to keep Earth safe may involve Ellie plunging headfirst into a terrifying destiny... What Isn't She Telling is a high-octane spy thriller with an exhilarating sci-fi twist. If you like non-stop action, eye-opening worlds, and stakes as high as they get, then you'll love Michelle Medhat's gripping novel.

Buy What Isn't She Telling to go where no spy has ever gone before!

Please note: Previously published as Connected: The Call and The Shift

"Michelle Medhat takes on and pulls off a Herculean feat by seamlessly merging Espionage, Science Fiction and Thriller genres." Garrard Hayes, best-selling Author of Bourbon and Blood

"Is it a spy story? Is it science fiction? Is it a thriller? Well, all of the above, and more. Get ready for a roller-coaster of a ride."

"Spy thriller cleverly intertwined with a sci-fi part perfectly in line with the increasing belief that everything and everybody is connected. A timeless battle between dark forces and the light resting on the shoulders of a Mr and Mrs Smith of a new genre."


Genre: Science Fiction