About the Author
James Phelan is a Melbourne-based freelance writer who writes for a variety of publications, including the Age. He holds a Master of Arts in Writing and is currently working on his PhD. James also runs James Phelan Literary Services, a business created to cater for everything from website content to marketing material and copywriting. He lives in Melbourne, Victoria.
Adrian Mulraney is a graduate of the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts. Along with being a top voice artist, he has appeared in over 70 theatre shows in four Australian states and has appeared in Stingers, Neighbours, MDA and many other TV shows and feature films.
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From the Back Cover
Oil prices are rocketing. Terror attacks have destabilised the global economy. The White House believes the Nigerian oil fields are the key to safeguarding America's future . . . but someone else sees them as an opportunity to increase their own power.
Enter Lachlan Fox: graduate of ADFA; ex-Navy Clearance Diver; served in Iraq, East Timor and Afghanistan; international investigative journalist. The right man for the wrong place.
Travelling from New York to Nigeria, Fox is hunting the story. He's seen combat action before, but this time it's personal. Wrestling with demons that push him right to the edge and leave him exposed like never before, will Fox uncover the truth in time? Or will his quest for revenge see him go too far?
Praise for James Phelan
'A big, juicy, rollicking tale in the spirit of Robert Ludlum' Jeffery Deaver
'A fast and furious ride through a complicated maze of timely political intrigue. James Phelan has earned a new avid fan' Steve Berry
'A corker . . . Phelan writes in swift, gritty prose, never wasting a word' Sydney Morning Herald
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Review
"Can't wait for the next one." (The Sunday Times)
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Review
...the author seamlessly integrates factual background without interrupting the narrative flow, and injects a serious moral component usually missing in most thrillers. The genre is in safe hands - Phelan proves again that intelligent thriller is not necessarily an oxymoron. - Sydney Morning Herald
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