Into The Fire
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 4 2020
Pages: 372
Weight: 1.20
Height: 0.83 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
From the international best-selling author who launched a genre.
Fabulous characters. The New York Times
Little will turn out as it first appears. Davies shows masterful misdirection. The Washington Post
After growing up in the shadows of her father, a suspected fraudster who disappeared when she was a child, Helen Jencks builds herself a picture-perfect life as a successful City of London trader.
But her past makes her the ideal fall guy for a multi-million dollar scam. Overnight, the life Helen created is destroyed.
Disgraced and devastated, Helen escapes to Peru where she launches an investigation to salvage the only thing she has left: her good name. As she pieces together who set her up and why, she unearths the terrifying truth of what really happened to her father. As she seeks redemption for herself and her father, she makes dangerous enemies who want the past to stay buried.
Aided by the beguiling and secretive Evan Conner, Helen's investigation takes her on a perilous journey through Peru's legendary mountains and cloud forests where her past and present collide.
Into the Fire catapults the feisty, Aikido-kicking heroine into a steamy espionage plot that reaches its apex at the Inca temple of Machu Picchu. Financial Times
Immensely entertaining! Kirkus Reviews
They destroyed her life. Now she'll do anything to get it back.
From the international best-selling author who launched a genre.
Fabulous characters. The New York Times
Little will turn out as it first appears. Davies shows masterful misdirection. The Washington Post
After growing up in the shadows of her father, a suspected fraudster who disappeared when she was a child, Helen Jencks builds herself a picture-perfect life as a successful City of London trader.
But her past makes her the ideal fall guy for a multi-million dollar scam. Overnight, the life Helen created is destroyed.
Disgraced and devastated, Helen escapes to Peru where she launches an investigation to salvage the only thing she has left: her good name. As she pieces together who set her up and why, she unearths the terrifying truth of what really happened to her father. As she seeks redemption for herself and her father, she makes dangerous enemies who want the past to stay buried.
Aided by the beguiling and secretive Evan Conner, Helen's investigation takes her on a perilous journey through Peru's legendary mountains and cloud forests where her past and present collide.
Into the Fire catapults the feisty, Aikido-kicking heroine into a steamy espionage plot that reaches its apex at the Inca temple of Machu Picchu. Financial Times
Immensely entertaining! Kirkus Reviews
A cracking, fast-paced thriller. Excellently researched. I thoroughly enjoyed it. General Sir Peter de la Billière KCB KBE DSO MC & Bar (former Director SAS)
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