Hollow Man

During the 1960s and early 70s Cold War tensions were escalating. Confrontation threatened every innocence we knew. The 2 super powers watched and waited, preparing for nuclear holocaust. The world's safety depended on this threat of mutual annihilation; it was the only thing keeping us safe. A grim logic soon emerged, nuclear disarmament was not achievable but nuclear war was unthinkable. When 3 of Zita's MI6 colleagues mysteriously die in Prague and she is marked with terminate on sight orders, an American government analyst called Doc breaks through the Iron Curtain to save his partner from Communist forces in Czechoslovakia. But before they can go, they must take care of a few small matters concerning a sadistic serial killer stalking them and stopping a few rogue nuclear weapons before they cross the border to western Europe.

#1 BESTSELLER - From the Master of Espionage Fiction ★★★★★ "Paul Hollis delivers another heart-pounding masterpiece!" - Readers' Choice Award Winner In Book 4 of the explosive Hollow Man Series, espionage, terror, and betrayal collide in a relentless race for survival that reads like the most gripping biographies of espionage ever written When Trust Becomes the Deadliest Weapon Revenge has a price. Redemption may cost even more. Set against the glittering facade of 1970s Monte Carlo and the shadowy alleys of the Mediterranean coast, Loose Ends follows an American intelligence analyst on forced leave-and on the run. What happens when an explosive casino heist exposes a network of corruption? • Doc and Zita are trapped in a struggle where allies are scarce • Enemies wear friendly faces • Survival depends on keeping just ahead of the kill shot A World Where Betrayal Is Currency Caught between agencies denying complicity, our protagonists must navigate: • Shifting loyalties that change by the hour • Buried secrets that powerful people will kill to protect • Dangerous truths that could topple governments Watch from the shadows as assassins close in-they must navigate a world where betrayal is currency and trust is a trap. The only way out is through the fire. Perfect for fans of John le Carré, Daniel Silva, and authentic espionage thrillers that feel like classified biographies of espionage brought to life.