After three children stumble on dumped radioactive waste in a Murmansk forest, one of them dies from radiation poisoning.
Outraged by such a tragic waste of a child's life, American doctor John Ross joins forces with a Typhoon class submarine captain (the father of one of the surviving children) and an undercover operative from the Russian Radiation Authority to hunt down those responsible.
This puts them on a collision course with a Russian Mafia boss and an Al-Qaeda agent determined to acquire nuclear material.
They find themselves entangled in a web of brutality, bribery and blackmail, where no one is who they seem and everyone is expendable ... Harry Ledowsky is one of Australia's most awarded Creative Directors and has been a judge on every major Advertising Award in Australia. Creator of "Oils Ain't Oils" for Castrol, "Aussie Cossie" for Speedo, "Happy Joe Happy" for the NRMA and "The Bundy Bear" for Bundaberg Rum. He was National Creative Director and head of the Worldwide Creative Directors for Young & Rubicam and was named as "the second most outstanding individual in Advertising" by the Financial Review. He has won over 150 National & International Advertising Awards and been nominated to the Australian Advertising Hall of Fame, who said he was: "A master of drama, pathos and humour…."
Having retired from the ad industry he now presents the Morning show on 99.3 Northside Radio.
