Crime and Thrillers
Charles Fenwick is a new hero for our modern age — a sharp, relentless troubleshooter with a knack for uncovering the deadliest secrets.
When a British forensic accountant drowns at sea, authorities quickly rule the death a suicide. But Fenwick isn’t convinced. Hired to investigate a seemingly straightforward life insurance claim, he soon stumbles upon a sprawling global conspiracy. As he digs deeper, Fenwick encounters a dangerous underworld of shadowy intelligence agencies, covert militias, a ruthless sex trafficking network, and a terrifying bioweapons program with the potential to exterminate millions.
As powerful forces close in from all sides, Fenwick must navigate a treacherous web of deception, betrayal, and murder to expose the truth. But with his own life on the line, the clock is ticking and Fenwick must summon all his skills, nerve and resources before he too becomes the next fatality in a lethal high-stakes battle of wits.
In Fenwick, the line between good and evil is razor-thin, and survival hangs by a thread in an apocalyptic struggle where nothing is as it seems.
Prepare for a fast-paced, high-octane thriller that will leave you breathless.
Here's what readers have to say about this book....
I read through this book in just a few days; the story moves along at a cracking pace, so much so that it's difficult to put down. All the way through, you want to find out what happens next. A sequel should be inevitable, the characterisation in the book is too good to lose. Destined for a Hollywood film?
The pages flew by! Great plot, sustained with cracking pace and wonderful characters. Some unexpected twists and surprises, and a couple of satisfying predictable ones. Meticulous and compelling detail, of specific places - heightening the reader's sense of "being there", and of both cyber and military tech - creating a disturbing sense of real danger (there's a seriously alarming MacGuffin). Can't wait for the next one.
Mr Wilding has a very easy to read style. I could happily have read this through in one go but I paced myself. If you are making a list of books to take on holiday be sure to include this one. A very enjoyable read.