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- ISBN 9781914148538
- Publication Date: 06 Jul 2023
- Publisher: Fairlight Books
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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WHAT CAN SEE WATCHES, WHAT CAN HEAR LISTENS, WHAT CAN BE FOLLOWED IS TRACKED…
’The constant presence of AI creates a foreboding atmosphere’ —CRIME FICTION LOVER
’Compelling from the outset’ —PRECARIOUS GOTHIC
’Ripples throughout with an undercurrent of suspense and tension’ —@AMWBOOKS
’A sharp political thriller about the very plausible rise in the use of AI’ —@BOOKSFROMMYSHED
When Chief Whip Esme Kanha learns of the sudden death of the Minister for Personal Information, she bitterly regrets missing his desperate calls the previous evening. Unconvinced by the verdict of suicide, and suspicious that corrupt colleagues played some part in the man's death, she decides to investigate – but she must tread carefully in a near-future world dominated by AI, where 'what can see watches, what can hear listens, and what can be followed is tracked'.
Meanwhile, Big Tech executive Henri Lauvaux arrives in London. His mission: to ensure the new minister, Harry Colbey, will not prove as problematic as the last. As the West inexorably slides towards an Orwellian 'Big Brother' future, Harry Colbey and Esme Kanha join forces in a deadly cat-and-mouse game against political corruption – at great cost to themselves.
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PRAISE FOR THE KANHA AND COLBEY THRILLERS
‘Essential Reading’ —The London Standard
‘A gripping political thriller’ —Closer Magazine must read pick
‘Intelligent, fascinating, and alarming’ —Literary Review
’Political corruption and big-tech trouble – this edgy thriller teems with secrets, lies, AI menace, and the buzz of a race against time.’ —Love Reading
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RAVE READER REVIEWS FOR DIRTY GEESE
‘A fantastic page turner, devoured in one sitting. Highly recommended.’
‘A superb political thriller – tense, compelling and chilling!’
‘The AI theme is believable and ultimately terrifying.’
‘Compellingly written – this was a brilliant read from start to finish.’
