Austin, Texas. Luke Dantry analyzes the terrorist threat. As exciting as it sounds, it does not lead the life less ordinary and predictable to any office worker. His job is to roam the Internet to identify tirelessly across sites and forums, people who may possibly be related to terrorist networks. In most cases, people around are harmless extremists, using the network to exorcise a miserable life, dreaming of improbable plots. Nothing dangerous a priori or very threatening. Until day Luke is kidnapped in a parking lot, forced to witness a murder before being imprisoned in a cabin in the woods. No idea about the identity of his attackers or their motive, quickly becomes the prey of a ruthless manhunt in which he can not trust anyone. Would he have unwittingly discovered a real conspiracy?
After Panic and Double Play, Jeff Abbott offers us a new incursion into the male world of darkness. With a sense of pace and bounce sharper than ever, he gives us his most thrilling novel.
Frederick Fontès
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