Novi Sad Protocol

A pickpocket on the London Underground steals the wrong phone.
Amir Kamara only meant to lift a wallet. Instead, he takes a device that puts him in the sights of TSF - a network born in the Balkan wars, now operating in London. It doesn't ring. It doesn't vibrate. It just waits.

Julia Carter has already lost three agents to TSF. She's running out of time, and out of options. Amir is her only lead, but he knows how to disappear, and now the city itself is working against her: watched, mapped, and quietly turning up nothing.

There are no heroes here. Julia has crossed too many lines to count. TSF believes it's fighting the right war.

One stolen phone. One manhunt neither side can afford to lose. And a city that has no idea what's already been set in motion.

Don't start this unless you can finish it in one sitting.

For fans of John le Carré's razor-sharp intelligence and Mick Herron's dark wit - except the man at the center of this storm isn't trying to save the world. He's trying to survive.
Turn the page-if you dare.