This instalment in the 'Spies Lie' technothriller series is shorter than 'Swiftshadow' and ties in quite a few of the earlier themes, enough densely packed material almost to reach critical mass. Ann has turned out to be a savant at hacking, with little to no training by Wing, when asked to teach her some computer basics to keep herself safe!

Over time, the positive aspects will continue to grow and soon, ‘lack’ and ‘not having’ will be a thing of the past.This is book five of the Spies Lie series and sees covert operative Cass (Cassandra) Sashakovich trying to change future and have a life outside of the espionage world and for a bit of normality, but she has made a lot of enemies and they aren’t willing to let her go free. If you have not read any of the previous books this will take some catching up to, but mainly you need to know that Cassandra Sashakovich, originally a financial genius, set up a security and hacking agency after a US government agency paid her to hack banks in the Arab world. Old enemies—including a vengeful president—want her dead, and they’re willing to attack her loved ones, including her adopted teenage daughter, if that’s what it takes.

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