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The Amsterdam Deception: Book One in The David Knight Series - Softcover

Buch 1 von 2: The David Knight Series

Ollivier, Tony

 
9781069603203: The Amsterdam Deception: Book One in The David Knight Series

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A ballet dancer is forced to host a dead spy’s memories. Now everyone wants what’s inside his head.

  • "International intrigue at the highest level, and with grave stakes...Wildly entertaining." - Robert Dugoni, #1 Bestselling Author of THE LAST AGENT
  • Awarded 2023 Readers Favorite Bronze Medal - Thriller/Espionage
  • Awarded 2022 Canadian Book Club awards best Mystery/Thriller

On his first European tour, ballet dancer David Knight is abducted and dragged to a secret Amsterdam clinic run by billionaire Richard Reynolds.

Reynolds has a problem: a prototype vital to his tech empire has vanished. The aging spy that knew the location is dead. Desperate, Reynolds uses David in a radical experiment to host the spy’s dying memories. But instead of answers, David inherits a fractured version of the spy’s mind—and lethal skills he never asked for.

Now hunted by assassins and tangled in a web of espionage, corporate greed, and fanatic religion, David is trapped between a billionaire who needs him alive…and a televangelist who wants him dead.

Can David survive The Amsterdam Deception?

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Tony Ollivier writes high-concept techno-thrillers where cutting-edge technology collides with espionage and the human condition. His David Knight series follows a former ballet dancer forced into carrying the memories of a dead spy into conspiracies spanning the globe. Before turning to fiction, Tony spent more than three decades in the technology industry with Xerox, Apple, IBM, and Microsoft before working in Competitive Intelligence for a software company. Born and raised in Canada, he lives in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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