Anthrax Island

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In 1942, facing the threat of Nazi invasion, the UK government conducted biological weapons tests on British soil to develop an anthrax weapon for Germany. Although the attack never occurred, Gruinard Island, the testing site, became dangerously contaminated, earning the name Anthrax Island. Years later, government scientists return to the island but become stranded due to equipment failure. John Tyler is called in to resolve the issue, only to uncover that more than research is happening on the island. When a scientist is found murdered in a sealed room, Tyler realizes he is trapped with a killer. This gripping thriller keeps readers guessing until the end and is ideal for fans of Terry Hayes, James Swallow, and Alistair MacLean. Praise highlights its well-researched narrative, intense atmosphere, and compelling protagonist, John Tyler, who is depicted as flawed yet resourceful. Critics commend the book for its pace, tension, and engaging writing, calling it a standout thriller of 2021. The story's unique setting and high-stakes plot promise a mesmerizing reading experience that captivates from start to finish.