Hunter: The Alex Morgan Interpol Spy Thriller Series (Intrepid 2)

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His orders are simple: 'The safety catch is off. Return that girl to her family and drag those bastards back to justice. Dead or alive. It makes no difference to me.' Alex Morgan - policeman, soldier and spy for Intrepid, the black ops division of Interpol - is back and on the hunt for Serbian war criminals. An assassination attempt is made on the presiding judge of the ICTY. Days later, the judge's daughter, the famous and beautiful classical pianist Charlotte Rose, vanishes without trace. But her captors didn't bank on her being the goddaughter of Intrepid's veteran commander, General Davenport. It's up to Morgan and the Intrepid team to find her and bring her home before the very fabric of international justice is torn apart from its fraying edges. Part James Bond and part Jason Bourne, Alex Morgan must walk the line between doing the right thing and getting the job done. And this time he's got permission to make it personal.

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After self-publishing in 2010, Allen caught the eye of Pan Macmillan's experimental digital publishing arm, Momentum, and soon became one of their best-selling authors. Allen has appeared at Sydney Writers' Festival, Perth Writers' Festival, Book Expo, SpyFest and numerous writers' centres and groups around Australia. Now represented by Curtis Brown, the same literary agency that represents the Ian Fleming estate, Allen has signed a deal for a full Intrepid series to appear on the big and small screens from 2016 and beyond. Cumulative decades of experience in the defence, police, counter-terrorism and justice sectors means Allen features regularly in the mainstream media, talking about his writing inspiration and publishing journey, including on TV (FOX Business) and radio (ABC), and in newspapers (West Australian, Sydney Morning Herald) and magazines (Good Living Magazine, Mindfood). intrepidallen.com | facebook.com/IntrepidAllen