Hard Target

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In a post-Cold War world teetering on the brink of conflict, a collector of dog corpses becomes the first victim of a deadly biological weapon known as RD-74. Russia, politically fragmented and under the sway of ruthless Mafia barons, faces a new threat: genetically engineered plague weapons that are cheaper and more effective than nuclear arms, available to the highest bidder. As chaos escalates, only one man can intervene—David Nash of MI6. With a deep understanding of the intelligence landscapes of Russia, America, and Britain, Nash is driven by personal tragedy and equipped with advanced technology as the chilling situation unfolds. This gripping espionage narrative unfolds with relentless tension, keeping readers engaged until the final page. The author, James Adams, serves as the Washington Bureau Chief of the Sunday Times and is a recognized expert on intelligence, covert warfare, and terrorism. Residing in Washington, DC, with his family, he has authored several non-fiction works, including a notable book on Aldrich Ames, as well as thrillers that blend fact and fiction to provide unique insights into the secretive realms of intelligence and terrorism.