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He's a reporter with a world-shaking scoop - and a billionaire's secret bounty on his head. This journalist with a gun is about to need it...
Readers say of the Under Eden international crime series: 'Pulse-pounding action. Razor-sharp dialogue. Breathtaking suspense. Humor. Realistic. Modern. Scary. Gar Hart is my new favorite hero.'
Red Box is the third and final book in the three-part series which features Gar Hart, the journalist with a gun, as he and his colleagues from The Citizen online news service race across the world trying to expose secrets that a wealthy and powerful elite will kill to keep.
In Red Box....
Hart flies to Shanghai and teams up with his editor and friend Jack Darling, hoping he's done enough to keep his children Alice and Hugo safe on the other side of the world, as they continue probing the 'Ebola Network'.
Now Hart and Darling - assisted by Claire Styler in the Sydney bureau of The Citizen, and new recruits in London - deepen The Citizen's knowledge about the source of the fortune controlled by the mysterious John K Baker. But another fierce and ingenious opponent is rising against Hart. This woman is every bit as lethal as Charles East's ex-army minder, Oscar 'Silver Dog' Petersen.
In the riveting conclusion to Under Eden, discover why Hart returned to the remote Blue Mountains outside of Sydney following his trip to China, and what happens in the aftermath.
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Tom Flood, winner of the Miles Franklin Award, Australia's equivalent of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the Man Booker Prize, says of Under Eden: "Gar Hart, a bloody-minded press hack twisting the tail of a leviathan as submerged as le Carre's dark webs. Furness crackles out fire and ice in a wry voice, piles on inventive and ingenious mysteries, body-slams action like it's hot type, and bleeds characters as damaged and compromised as any Child, Connelly or Grisham."
-- Mark Furness was a foreign correspondent who lived and worked in the USA, the UK, Australia, and East Asia. He's also been a corporate spin doctor and political lobbyist. He claims his novel is a work of fiction. The good characters are based on real people. The black hats are purely fictional. --
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Amazon readers are saying with stars:
'The story is modern and realistic...scary- this author clearly knows his stuff.'
'The writing is sharp and smart and sets a lightning fast pace.'
'Gar Hart is my new favorite hero.'
'Breathtaking suspense that kept me on the edge of my seat.'
'This book has it all - pulse-pounding action, razor-sharp dialogue, breathtaking suspense and even a touch of humor here and there to balance everything out.'
'Well-developed characters and gritty non-stop action.'
'I was up til 5 am if that tells you anything.'
'The plot & characters have me addicted.'
'Brilliantly written and read it in one sitting.'
'We are catapulted into an outrageous yet totally believable world.''Evil in Eden. Wow! I'm hooked on this story of a most stubborn journalist.'
'Characters are all very real and interesting,and certainly not perfect, which makes them all the more relatable and relevant.'
'From the first page where we are thrown straight into the action in the Australian bush, to the last I could not put this down.'
Genre: Mystery
Readers say of the Under Eden international crime series: 'Pulse-pounding action. Razor-sharp dialogue. Breathtaking suspense. Humor. Realistic. Modern. Scary. Gar Hart is my new favorite hero.'
Red Box is the third and final book in the three-part series which features Gar Hart, the journalist with a gun, as he and his colleagues from The Citizen online news service race across the world trying to expose secrets that a wealthy and powerful elite will kill to keep.
In Red Box....
Hart flies to Shanghai and teams up with his editor and friend Jack Darling, hoping he's done enough to keep his children Alice and Hugo safe on the other side of the world, as they continue probing the 'Ebola Network'.
Now Hart and Darling - assisted by Claire Styler in the Sydney bureau of The Citizen, and new recruits in London - deepen The Citizen's knowledge about the source of the fortune controlled by the mysterious John K Baker. But another fierce and ingenious opponent is rising against Hart. This woman is every bit as lethal as Charles East's ex-army minder, Oscar 'Silver Dog' Petersen.
In the riveting conclusion to Under Eden, discover why Hart returned to the remote Blue Mountains outside of Sydney following his trip to China, and what happens in the aftermath.
*
Tom Flood, winner of the Miles Franklin Award, Australia's equivalent of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the Man Booker Prize, says of Under Eden: "Gar Hart, a bloody-minded press hack twisting the tail of a leviathan as submerged as le Carre's dark webs. Furness crackles out fire and ice in a wry voice, piles on inventive and ingenious mysteries, body-slams action like it's hot type, and bleeds characters as damaged and compromised as any Child, Connelly or Grisham."
-- Mark Furness was a foreign correspondent who lived and worked in the USA, the UK, Australia, and East Asia. He's also been a corporate spin doctor and political lobbyist. He claims his novel is a work of fiction. The good characters are based on real people. The black hats are purely fictional. --
*
Amazon readers are saying with stars:
'The story is modern and realistic...scary- this author clearly knows his stuff.'
'The writing is sharp and smart and sets a lightning fast pace.'
'Gar Hart is my new favorite hero.'
'Breathtaking suspense that kept me on the edge of my seat.'
'This book has it all - pulse-pounding action, razor-sharp dialogue, breathtaking suspense and even a touch of humor here and there to balance everything out.'
'Well-developed characters and gritty non-stop action.'
'I was up til 5 am if that tells you anything.'
'The plot & characters have me addicted.'
'Brilliantly written and read it in one sitting.'
'We are catapulted into an outrageous yet totally believable world.''Evil in Eden. Wow! I'm hooked on this story of a most stubborn journalist.'
'Characters are all very real and interesting,and certainly not perfect, which makes them all the more relatable and relevant.'
'From the first page where we are thrown straight into the action in the Australian bush, to the last I could not put this down.'
Genre: Mystery
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