Red Wolves

‘Ever inventive, ever surprising, Hamdy is fast carving a name as one of the most intelligent and gripping thriller writers of our time’ – Peter James, author of Dead Simple.

A daring escape from a Cairo prison.

An assassin who kills with a single touch.

A vicious drug war on the streets of America.

Three seemingly unconnected events strike terror around the world. Convinced they are related, ex-MI6 officer Scott Pearce and his team of mavericks, digital security expert Leila Nahum, and veteran field operative Kyle Wollerton, uncover a chilling plot to unleash a terrifying new toxin on an unsuspecting world.

When an undercover operation goes horribly wrong, Pearce is left in a deadly race against time to stop this lethal new threat. Now he is about to find out he’s not the only one who can light a fire, and his enemies are determined to see the world burn . . .

The second scorching Scott Pearce novel from the Top Ten bestseller Adam Hamdy.

What authors are saying about Red Wolves:

‘Muscular prose, a pace that doesn’t let up and a setting that feels disturbingly close to the truth’ – Mark Dawson, author of the John Milton series

‘A terrific read. Meticulous in every detail. Another classy thriller from Adam Hamdy’ – Mari Hannah, author of Her Last Request

‘Pure adventure – Red Wolves delivers high stakes, high octane action with a global scope and a devilish threat for Scott Pearce to face down. Thrilling stuff!’ – C. M. Ewan, author of The House Hunt

What readers are saying about Red Wolves:

‘A cracking follow-up to Black 13. A fast-paced, action-packed adventure thriller’

‘Extremely well plotted and executed story, this book gripped me from the start, held me captive throughout, spitting me out at the end, satisfied and exhausted’

‘This second Scott Pearce book is even better than the first one’

‘I was blown away’

‘Red Wolves is an expertly crafted spy thriller that continues the genre’s push into unconventional territory’

© 2021 Macmillan (หนังสือเสียง): 9781509899265

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