Deep Sleep
Devin Gray, Book 1
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Seth Podowitz
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Steven Konkoly
Stopping the most dangerous conspiracy to ever threaten America means believing the unthinkable in an explosive novel by Wall Street Journal bestselling author Steven Konkoly.
Countersurveillance expert Devin Gray is unwittingly thrown headfirst into dangerous new territory after the death of his mother. Helen Gray, a paranoid and disgraced former CIA officer, believed she was on the verge of preventing a national catastrophe - a mission worth dying for. Others, including Devin, believe she was chasing delusions. Until he finds what she left behind.
With the help of longtime friend and former Marine helicopter pilot Marnie Young and a loyal team of covert operatives Helen summoned just before her death, Devin is propelled into a high-stakes chase across the country. What he uncovers, clue by clue, is a conspiracy more widespread and insidious than anyone could have imagined.
Now it’s Devin’s mission to destroy a covert network poised to deliver a fatal blow to the future of the United States. And also to vindicate his mother, by seeing the mission through to its treacherous end.
©2022 by Steven Konkoly (P)2021 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.Dessa titlar kanske intresserar dig
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“Doing full justice to novelist Steven Konkoly's political thriller …deftly narrated by Seth Podowitz…a compelling 'theatre of the mind' experience.”—Midwest Book Review
“Techno-thrillers fans will delight in military vet Konkoly’s obvious expertise when it comes to the authenticity and intensity of the numerous action sequences.”—Publishers Weekly
“A lively, roller-coaster thriller that moves like lightning.”—Kirkus Reviews