Natasha Black Books
Under the massive GCHQ spy centre in Cheltenham and behind a locked steel door three-quarters of a century old is a room full of ancient secrets. When Natasha Black starts asking the wrong people the wrong questions about it, she hits a hidden firewall. Suddenly somebody wants her dead, but she doesn’t know who and she doesn’t know why. On the run from mercenaries with kill orders, with nowhere to hide and nobody to help her, her future looks both bleak and short. But Natasha’s not a quitter. To save her own life, she must make sense of what’s happening. A trail of events that began in the smoking ruins of Berlin in 1945 has reached the top of the British intelligence community and has somehow enmeshed her. On the run from her unseen enemies, she encounters rumours of lost Nazi computer technology, secret human experimentation, a vault of hidden treasure and a handsome assassin with a secret agenda. Natasha can trust no one and as she flees from England on her quest, danger stalks her as she tries to protect the world from the ancient, horrific evil she encounters, an evil with the power to wreak untold havoc on today’s world. If you're a fan of smart, fast-paced conspiracy thrillers with a twist, the first of the sensational new Natasha Black series will have you on the edge of your seat and yearning for more.
Not all predators have teeth and claws. The deadliest enemies facing the human race have always been the silent and invisible killers. The lethal bacteria and species-killer viruses like Ebola and SARS. Now there's a new killer on the loose, with the potential to slaughter almost the entire population. But this doesn't look like some new viral variant that's found its way out of the tropical rainforest. This killer seems to have been manufactured using nanotechnology, and that makes it a much bigger threat than any number of natural viruses. Natasha Black once again finds herself on the frontline, this time hunting down a killer intent on bringing about Armageddon. And the only thing she hasn't got is time.