Category: Action/Thriller Publisher: HP Editions
Type: Fiction
Pages: 287
Copyright: 20 September 2020
Price: $2.99 (eBook)
Why has Beth's Blog come under scrutiny by the CIA?
Has Beth become an al-Qaeda mole?
Mo and Beth formed an intense relationship when on the run from a treachorous arms dealer. But it has faded into the past. They lost contact years ago and now are poles apart.
Mo a decorated fighter pilot is seconded to the Us secret service's terrorist surveillance unit while Beth, back in Perth from several years of humanitarian work in Africa is a teacher, the author of a controversial blog , and flagged as a potential terrorist.
The G20 Summit kicks off in three weeks' time and the eyes of the CIA are on Perth and the blogger. When she googles bomb-making instructions, Mo is sent to track her down.Globa catastrophe is on the cards if the leaders of twenty nations are killed in a terrorist attack.
Can Mo stop the blogger and conspirators from plunging the world into chaos?
Professional Reviews
Geronimo and Beth Grow up
I first met these characters as teens when a space station crashed to earth in Australia.
Fast forward , a G20 Summit is being held in Australia. Mo is assigned to the US secret service terrorist surveillance team and who do you think they are watching? Beth who is now a teacher and blogger who is suspected of being a terrorist.
Once again the author writes a great story with just enough "red herrings" to keep the reader wondering. All the clues are there. It was just up to me to figure them out.
There is now a third book in this series but I promised myself I would write this review before I immerse myself in the next book.
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