Tension, danger and pace, pace, pace ... Emma Makepeace is being tracked by a deadly traitor in the second novel in the Alias Emma series.
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LONDON. EARLY MORNING.
A body is found in a padlocked suitcase.
Investigator Emma Makepeace knows it's murder. And it's personal.
She quickly establishes that the dead man had been shadowing two oligarchs suspected of procuring illegal weapons in the UK. And it seems likely that an insider working deep within the British government is helping them.
To find out who the traitor is, Emma goes deep undercover on a superyacht owned by one of the oligarchs.
But the glamorous veneer of the rich hides dark secrets. Out at sea, Emma is both hunter and prey, and no one can protect her.
Never has the turquoise sea and golden sands of the Rivera seemed so dangerous.
As the hunt intensifies, Emma knows that she is in mortal danger. And that she needs to find the traitor before they find her ...
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Readers can't get enough of The Traitor . . .
***** 'A really diverting fun read and I look forward to seeing what Emma gets up to next'
***** 'Flew through this book, brilliant read.'
***** 'A brilliant read, fast-paced, edge of your seat and action-packed!'
***** 'This would make a great film, particularly with the super yacht setting!'
***** 'I don't normally read spy thrillers but I absolutely loved the book.'
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Praise for the first title in the series - The Chase . . .
'Alias Emma by is one of those wonderful thrillers that you read in a day and know you'll remember for years.' James Patterson
'A thrilling read ... I could not have loved it more!' Lisa Jewell
'Totally addictive ... Once you start reading, you won't stop' Lisa Gardner
'Thriller with a capital T' Jonathan Kellerman