Arkhangel

Hardback Published on: 20/08/2020
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Synopsis

**The brutally authentic, tense and terrifying thriller from bestselling author and frontline journalist James Brabazon

'Totally James Bond' THE TIMES
'Escape into a fictional world of black ops, spies and assassins. A James Bond for the 21st century. Arkhangel is a great read, highly recommended'* EXPRESS*

'Will keep you guessing throughout . . . you will not be disappointed. Arkhangel is what a true thriller should be' NB
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Officially, Max McLean doesn't exist.

An off-the-books assassin for the British government, he operates alone.

But when a routine hit goes badly wrong, a cryptic note on a $100 bill prised from his target's dead fingers suggests there's more to the mission than meets the eye.

Is someone from Max's former life trying to send him a message?

From Paris to Jerusalem and on to the frozen wastes of north-west Russia, Max is forced into a desperate race for the truth - with unknown enemies determined to stop him at any cost.
And when the secret coded into the banknote is finally revealed, only one thing is certain: with the fate of the world in his possession, failure is not an option . . .

A razor-sharp action thriller with the raw inventiveness of I Am Pilgrim and the breathless pace of movies like John Wick and James Bond, Arkhangel sees James Brabazon stake his claim alongside Lee Child, David Baldacci and Gregg Hurwitz as a master of the genre.

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**Praise for James Brabazon

'Don't plan on sleeping' Lee Child
'A full-throttle exercise in tension' CRIMETIME
'A thriller of an unusually classy calibre' Financial Times
'Outstanding . . . I couldn't put this book down'** Andy McNab

Publisher information

  • Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
  • ISBN: 9780241349250
  • Number of pages: 400
  • Dimensions: 240 x 162 x 36 mm
  • Weight: 629g

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Arkhangel
Good Thriller
With comparisons to Lee Child and David Baldacci straight away I knew I was going to be in for a good read, Arkhangel doesn’t disappoint. Our protagonist ... READ MORE
Heather Duff
Arkhangel
A cracking thriller!
This is a great follow up to The Break Line! This is a thriller that pulls no punches, dripping with authenticity & a tense plot that knows how to keep you... READ MORE
Andreas
Arkhangel
Non stop action
This was a non stop action, spy thriller. Travels through various countries creating mayhem on the way. Some good characters and an absorbing storyline, wi... READ MORE
Patricia Moren
Arkhangel
Max is back! And this time it's very personal...
Another Max McLean mission, another breath-taking ride through the darker side of life that most of us rarely come into contact with. While The Break Line... READ MORE
Keely
Arkhangel
Rather confusing at times
Rather confusing at times Max McLean is an official but officially a non-existent assassin. He doesn’t exist, so anything he does can be denied. He is sen... READ MORE
Elite Reviewing Group
Arkhangel
Gripping yarn
The book will appeal to the lovers of Jason Bourne, Jack Reacher, or even Dan Brown. The protagonist Max, is a complex, cold-blooded assassin working for ... READ MORE
PETER COXALL
Arkhangel
I ended up with friction burns and breathless from trying to keep up with the story.
The pace of the first third of this book was so high that I ended up with friction burns and breathless from trying to keep up with the story. Then it slow... READ MORE
Jon Jonnson
Arkhangel
Fast moving novel
The book will appeal to the lovers of Jason Bourne, Jack Reacher, or even Dan Brown. The protagonist Max, is a complex, cold-blooded assassin working for ... READ MORE
PETER COXALL
Arkhangel
What is the truth?
James Brabazon has written a thriller that will keep you guessing throughout so much you will be wondering is this a spy thriller or a crime thriller? Only... READ MORE
atticusfinch1048
Arkhangel
Frenetic and gripping
An enigma caught on the horns of a dilemma best describes the position Max McLean finds himself in when tasked with a 'kill' in Donegal, but a corpse can't... READ MORE
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