Daniela's Story

A billion Euros in laundered currencies and gold ingots. She's unbelievable! Using her cover as a police officer, Daniela has stolen the secret stash. Now she's a fugitive - branded as a jihadi extremist, an al-Qaeda terrorist. In Barcelona, a massive police dragnet covers the city. A sniper takes aim: his orders - shoot to kill. With a stolen identity, Daniela avoids arrest but must deliver the money - and a watertight cover story. It's not easy. Her own people are convinced she's a double agent. In Syria, she's reunited with Jamal, her al-Qaeda lover. Russia's elite Spetsnaz shelter them from the government's feared Mukhabarat security forces. Girl on the Run is the second book in the Daniela's Story trilogy. She's working deep undercover, using all her skills and guile to reach the man she's determined to meet. Lies and deception abound and Daniela is in the middle of it. What is her agenda? Whose side is she really on?

Daniela's cover has been blown. Three years of intricately planned covert operations are at risk. Langley decides the mission must proceed. The prize is immense and Daniela has worked her way close to al-Rashid. Despite the personal danger, she's ordered back into the field. The mission is a "go." Girl With a Vengeance is the final book in the Daniela's Story trilogy. The young Catalan girl journeys to war-torn north-eastern Syria. It's a harsh and unforgiving no man's land; yet al-Qaeda has ambitious plans for the ancient lands of Mesopotamia. Daniela's target is the man who will define the future of the Middle East, and al-Qaeda's future worldwide. He's elusive and clever, but Daniela believes she has discovered his weakness. She's taken on some of the world's most formidable terrorists, intelligence agencies and spies - teaching them the new rules of espionage. Will she succeed? Or will dark forces prevail?

It wasn't meant to happen. One of his rare mistakes. Daniela's parents and brother weren't meant to be there. Raphael Robles lies to his young niece about their deaths. For him, the cover-up is easy; he's one of Spain's top counterterrorism cops. Years later, living at his house, Daniela discovers the truth. They were killed in the Atocha train station bombings. She stumbles over a dark and fiendish secret: her uncle is a traitor. He's operating deep undercover for al-Rashid, the emerging leader of al-Qaeda and architect of the massacre. Bent on revenge, she bides her time. Her fiance is murdered near the Sagrada Familia. Catalan police detectives investigate - immediately clashing with Madrid's federal forces, who know a lot more than they're admitting. DI Antonio Valls suspects a cover-up but is unprepared for Daniela - and the shocking events that are about to unfold. The Girl from Barcelona is the first book in the Daniela's Story trilogy. Based on the Arabic saying, "The enemy of my enemy is my friend," her journey weaves an intricate web of espionage, suspense and deception.