This series plunges readers into the thrilling world of international espionage, following the perilous missions of a highly skilled British secret agent. Each installment is packed with high-stakes action, complex plots, and dangerous adversaries across the globe. It's a gripping exploration of duty, betrayal, and the moral compromises inherent in the shadowy world of intelligence.
Sam Packer, working for the Intelligence Services in Baghdad, is tipped off about a terrorist plan to attack Washington, but is arrested as a spy. He escapes to Britain with the help of his lover, who is then killed. When investigating her death, Barney gets drawn into the Iraqi weapons plot.
MI6 agent Sam Packer watches powerlessly as a gunrunner is shot down in front of him on a lonely road in Zambia. As life slips from his grasp the arms smuggler whispers a heart-stopping warning to Sam: a terrorist gang has a horror weapon and means to commit mass murder. But the man dies before naming the gang, its nationality or its cause.
Sam Packer, hero of FIREHAWK and The LUCIFER NETWORK, has a new assignment that will combine all his diplomatic and survival skills. An aging, wealthy Japanese businessman, Tetsuo Kamata, wants to rescue an ailing British car company, but the moment the announcement is made, death threats are made against Kamata by a former prisoner-of -war, Peregrine Harrison, who was tortured on the infamous Burma Railway. For the last five decades, Harrison has been the leader of a British-based cult. Packer can't believe that at the age of 77 Harrison has the strength or will to exact revenge, but he reckons without Harrison's cult adherents, one of whom is a ruthless ex-SAS operative now involved in drug smuggling in the Burma triangle. Packer learns that Kamata will be hit while visiting a new factory site in Burma and is flown out under cover to prevent a tragedy. Kamata is kidnapped and Packer is soon in the jungle, both hunter and hunted as he searches for the missing man and is tracked by his enemies. The Burma Legacy combines Geoffrey Archer's immaculate research with heart stopping action.