David Duffy – författare

Turbo Vlost is back. He's depressed, drinking too much and terrified that his girlfriend is truly gone. Hired to test the security of billionaire hedge fund manager Sabastian Leitz's computer system, Turbo finds himself slicing through the fetid layers of the Leitz family towards their unspeakable and mysterious demons. But Turbo isn't the only one interested in the Leitzs. The shadowy, Belarus-based Baltic Enterprise Commission has its claws in Leitz's brother-in-law. So, it appears, does Leitz's brother. And Leitz's son, a teen-aged computer-whiz, is running his own million-dollar schemes. Thanks to his own legwork and his partner, Foos's data-mining monster, Turbo can see all the cards. Vlost knows to play the hand he has to join the kind of game he recognizes from his childhood in the Gulag - one where the odds can suddenly grow short and losers don't always come out alive. Duffy will enthrall fans of Martin Cruz Smith and Tom Rob Smith in this action-packed Turbo Vlost adventure.

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