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The fate of the country depended on his knowledge and expertise-and how well he knew his own brother! In a joint venture between the United States and Great Britain, the CIA and SIS have been covertly developing a highly sophisticated new cyber weapon. But then Peter Chapley, a key CIA operative working within SIS, mysteriously disappears in a London underground station while in possession of the prototype weapon. The Head of Weapons Intelligence at the CIA calls on Peter's own brother, retired agent Roger Chapley, for help. Roger's straightforward final assignment is to track down Peter in London and recover the weapon before it falls into enemy hands. The complicated part of the mission is determining whom to trust and what is fact from fiction, and whether or not his brother has turned traitor!

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A fast-paced, well-plotted and gripping 21st century espionage thriller...Litchfield paints a pitch perfect portrait of a delightfully offbeat US spy who bucks the trend by coming out of the heat and into the cold. Swampjack Virus, with its ironic undertones, charismatic cast and nail-biting suspense, takes us on a high-speed, rollercoaster journey from the opulent colonial lake houses in New York State to the slate-grey industrial towns and bleak back lanes of England. Don't miss the all-action adventure... -- Pam Norfolk, Lancashire Evening Post Bond fans take notice: With Swampjack Virus, Nicholas Litchfield has penned a fast-paced spy-guy thriller filled to the brim with suspense and old-school intrigue. Swampjack Virus will leave readers shaken, stirred ...and thirsty for more. -- Matthew P. Mayo, Spur Award-winning author of Tucker's Reckoning Swampjack Virus possesses all the qualities of a classic thriller. It is taut, intense and engaging from start to finish. Litchfield gives us a tale well worth our time. -- Michael C. Keith, acclaimed author of The Next Better Place

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Nicholas Litchfield is the founder and editor of the acclaimed literary magazine Lowestoft Chronicle. He has edited three literary anthologies, which include Intrepid Travelers, Far-flung and Foreign, and Lowestoft Chronicle 2011 Anthology. Born in England, he has worked in numerous countries as a tabloid journalist, librarian, and media researcher. He lives in Western New York with his wife and two children.

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