Charles Breakfield / Rox Burkey
Librería Samer Atenea
Librería Aciertas (Toledo)
Kálamo Books
Librería Perelló (Valencia)
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Donde los libros
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Our digital world tracks everything. But smugglers are still winning!A former U.S. military lieutenant works for ePETRO to support business interests. · Is he working both ends against the middle?Mike and Marge control ePETRO, a global oil broker with operations in London and New York. · They each have a side hustle hidden from one another. · Marge intends to smuggle products to sanctioned countries.· Mike plays a dangerous game while building a retirement nest egg.An unexpected audit of ePETRO disrupts plans. Steven Christopher, trusted by Marge and Mike, creatively transfers information off the grid, not on the books. Christopher knows more than he should about merchandise movements and payments. · But how did he get into this plum position?Government officials requested Juan and Julie Rodreguiz to deploy the members of the CATS team across the globe. They find data sharing from Analog Information Mules. Their only clue is a Dragon pendant. The team reveals terrifying threats on their journey to find justice across four continents and twelve cities. Two CATS team operatives vanish. Everyone fears the worst. · Are they alive? · Where are they?· Can CATS unravel the analog network and its mules before it’s too late.Lives are at stake. Minimal options remain. What readers are saying -'The visual story that their carefully constructed words paint is thorough and clear, I can see Julie, Stephen, Jamie, and the others clearly in my head...I dare say there was one point when I could not believe where they took the story - OMG, I wanted to cry...''In many ways, the technology is almost there and probably will be within a decade. The technology presented in The Enigma Dragon may be fictional, but not by much, and gives a hint to what the public could face.''Any lover of thrillers or techno-thrillers will enjoy this book a lot. Even science fiction fans, who lean into thrillers, can find something here.'
