Sometimes the calm is deadlier than the storm... The hotly-anticipated sequel to Sunday Times Thriller of the Year The Coming Darkness sees the return of special agent Alexandre Lamarque.
He may have saved the world from darkness, but he knows his work is not done yet.
There's still a terrorist threat out there, pulling together the strands of a new and even more destructive conspiracy to bring the world to its knees.
Battling with personal tragedy on one hand, and the intrusion of new-found celebrity on the other, Alex and his allies must re-emerge from self-imposed exile to face the fight of their lives.
From the streets of Paris, the lithium mines of Southern Mali, and the mighty Aswan Dam, they come up against forces whose intentions are as devious as they are malign. Time is against them, and there's more at stake than ever. Can they survive the coming storm?
Praise for Greg Mosse
'Equally good at derring-do and dialogue… Mosse displays admirable audacity.' – THE TIMES
'Absorbing and intricately plotted.' – THE TELEGRAPH
'A clever, fast-paced thriller with incredible world building… an impressive debut with a cinematic narrative style waiting to be adapted for the screen.' – THE INDEPENDENT
'Superb – there's an ominous drumbeat throughout, and pace and tension, and a subtle and scarily plausible dystopia – and above all there's main character Alex Lamarque, who could be one of the greats. Greg Mosse writes like John Le Carré's hip grandson.' – LEE CHILD

LEE CHILD
'This is exactly the sort of big, meaty, ambitious thriller that the market needs. I haven't read a book like this since I Am Pilgrim.' – ANTHONY HOROWITZ