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The Armageddon Virus

✍ Scribed by Adrian Wills

Year
2015
Tongue
English
Series
DI Tom Blake 2
Category
Fiction
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✦ Synopsis

Seven billion people on earth. One deadly virus that could kill them all. And it's heading into the hands of terrorists. Investigating the suspected murder of a prison worker, Black Ops veteran Tom Blake discovers a dark secret. Why was the dead man in contact with the shadowy terrorist, known only as Khan? And could his killers be behind a plot to steal the Armageddon Virus from a top secret research laboratory? With the future of humanity hanging in the balance, Blake races from the wilds of Scotland, across the North Sea to Norway, and beyond into the dark heart of Soviet Russia on a rollercoaster mission to save the world. The Armageddon Virus is one of the most thrilling, high-octane novels of the year, one you won’t want to miss. Easy to read, but impossible to put down. Dive in now and discover a new brand of hero. If you’re a fan of authors such as Lee Child, Vince Flynn, Daniel Silva, JB Turner, Stephen Leather, Chris Ryan and Mark Dawson, you’ll love Tom Blake. β€˜Fast, furious and more twists than a coiled cobra.’

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