Red Star Down

<p><b>THE WORLD IS ABOUT TO EXPLODE. THIS IS THE STORY OF WHAT HAPPENS BEFORE IT DOES.</b></p><p>‘Heir to Frederick Forsyth… delightfully audacious spy story’ <i><b>The Times</b></i><Br>'Magnificently conceived and brilliantly executed'<b> ANDREW TAYLOR</b><Br>'Compelling and suspenseful ... kept me gripped throughout' <b>AJAY CHOWDHURY</b><Br>'Rich, epic ... exactly what a contemporary thriller should be' <b>JEREMY DUNS</b></p><p><b>An explosive conspiracy is on the verge of detonation.</b></p><p>A Korean man is poisoned in broad-daylight at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.</p><p>A Russian intelligence officer is assassinated in a Washington hotel.</p><p>And a real-estate mogul has just become the 45^th President of the United States.</p><p><b>The world teeters on the brink and three individuals find themselves caught up in the cross hairs:</b></p><p>Jenna, a seasoned CIA officer, whose past missions refuse to stay buried.</p><p>Lyosha, a student in Moscow who confronts Vladimir Putin on live TV only to suffer the consequences.</p><p>And Eric, a North Korean spy in the heart of the White House who adores the man he is working to undermine: the President.</p><p><b>In a world of shifting allegiances and betrayal, RED STAR DOWN is a global and gripping thriller that explores the intricate web of politics, espionage, and deception during of one of the most turbulent periods in recent history.</b></p><p><b>PRAISE FOR D.B. JOHN:</b><Br>'Tense and compelling' James Swallow, <i>Sunday Times</i> bestselling author of NOMAD<Br>'A vivid, convincing thriller' <i>Sunday Times</i><Br>'Fast-moving and compelling' <i>Daily Mail</i><Br>'A fine writer ... unmissable'<i> Sunday Express</i><Br>'Masterly' <i>Guardian</i></p>