Thomas Nagle
David Tolfree's, The Millennium Secret', is founded in the early days of nuclear research and the development of the first atomic bomb, when so much was shrouded in mystery and secrecy in the first half of the last century. Fast forward to more recent events, and the discovery of secret papers in a Cotswold cottage that leads the investigative journalist, Paul Cane, to surpass his journalistic endeavours in unravelling the evil intent of a group planning a massive change in world power, to unearth a conspiracy with earth shattering consequences in a race against time to save thousands of lives and maintain world peace and order. This is a great read coupling scientific discovery and endeavour, how appropriate controls get mismanaged, the international effort to stop a modern-day catastrophe, and at the same time keeping us grounded with a developing romance along the way. Leaving us all with the thought In today's world and the conflict created by certain major powers jostling for territory and control, could this really happen?' In the The Millennium Secret', David Tolfree gives us a challenging story for the times.


