Operative 66: Agent. Assassin. Traitor?

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Former special ops soldier Alex Reeve is OPERATIVE 66. One of the UK's deadliest weapons, he is part of the mysterious C6 - an elite and top-secret security service with a remit to neutralise the country's most dangerous enemies. But now Reeve is in the firing line. Framed as a traitor, Reeve is forced to flee as every operative is instructed to kill the 'rogue asset'. On the run from his own government, alone and under the radar, Reeve must survive off grid with fearsome assassins on his trail. He doesn't know why he's a target. Or who betrayed him. But if one man has the skills necessary to uncover the truth...it is Operative 66. From the international bestseller comes an explosive, action-packed new thriller series - the perfect pulse-racing read for fans of LEE CHILD, DAVID BALDACCI and GREGG HUWITZ.

Andy McDermott is the bestselling author of the Nina Wilde & Eddie Chase adventure thrillers, which have been sold in over 30 countries and 20 languages. His debut novel, THE HUNT FOR ATLANTIS, was his first of several New York Times bestsellers. THE RESURRECTION KEY is the fifteenth book in the series, and he has also written the explosive spy thriller The Persona Protocol. A former journalist and movie critic, Andy is now a full-time novelist. Born in Halifax, he lives in Bournemouth with his partner and son.

Adventure stories don't get much more epic than this - Mirror A writer of almost cinematic talent - Daily Express, Scotland True Indiana Jones stuff with terrific pace - Bookseller Easily competes with the works of Dan Brown and James Rollins - Bookgasm.com A pulse-racing adventure with action down the line - Northern Echo No fan of Indiana Jones, Matthew Reilly or action in general will be able to put it down - Northern Territory News If you're looking for thriller writing that will transport you into a realm very different from your own quotidian existence, Andy McDermott is your man - Good Book Guide Move over Clive Cussler, here's a new great writer of thunderingly good adventure sagas - Peterborough Evening News