Peacemaker
They said it would end war. They lied.
Deep beneath the crystal waters of the Caribbean, off the coast of Honduras, lies a dead Russian nuclear submarine. Its cargo, a long-forgotten doomsday weapon: Mirotvorets. Peacemaker.
The final test took place in a secret city deep in the Russian interior. The results delighted the politicians, stunned the generals and horrified the scientists.
Though submerged for decades, Peacemaker is still viable. Now a tech billionaire has caught wind of the device and wants it for himself.
Far from his old life as an off-books government assassin, Gabriel Wolfe tends his farm. Until one night, armed men arrive in SUVs and attack without mercy. They have reckoned without Wolfe’s unique mix of skills, honed in his years in British Special Forces and as a member of The Department.
Wolfe knows the attack can’t be an isolated incident. A lawyer has been offering his neighbours immense sums of money to sell up and move inland, away from the coast. He follows the only survivor of the death squad to his employer. A shady fixer in San Pedro Sula, Honduras’ second, and most violent, city.
What he discovers there will take him into the heart of darkness. With the world’s peace and security at stake, Wolfe has no option. It’s time to go back to war.
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Born and raised in the UK, Andy's early career was in marketing and advertising, where he honed his skills as a writer, learning how to grab attention and keep people hooked. But after years of crafting ads, he decided to turn his hand to something more personal—fiction. His transition from the world of advertising to the realm of suspense and thriller writing was a natural one. The same instincts that made him a successful copywriter—an understanding of pacing, suspense, and compelling characters—became the backbone of his novels.
Gabriel Wolfe
Gabriel Wolfe consists of fifteen primary books, and includes two additional books that complement the series but are not considered mandatory reads. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
