Cell-out

by Peter Armstrong

A deadly race against time - will Angela and Jake crack the clues left by her father before the killers catch up with them?Professor Harold Fenwick has just finished his most important project - the economically viable production of a fuel cell, which will solve all the world's energy problems. As a dedicated eco-champion he wants to give his findings to the world for free, but his wife tries to cash in on his invention.Unfortunately, she inadvertently approaches the wrong people. Her greed leads to tragic consequences and a race against a ruthless terrorist to crack the clues the Professor has left behind.Adult content.

278 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 1, 2008

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[Peter Armstrong · Rating 5 out of 5]

I wrote it, so I'm bound to give it 5 stars!!! Having said that, if I wrote it again I would probably change a few things, but I think that's true of most authors!

Anyway, this is a light easy thriller based on a professor inventing a solution to a large portion of the world's energy problems, which of course some people do not want to see the light of day. Fortunately he has hidden a back-up to his plans, with clues that only his daughter can follow. The clues use one of the Professor's hobbies - geocaching - which is like a treasure hunt with GPS devices. The book becomes a chase to find the hidden info.

The caches used in the book to hide stuff actually exist in real life and you too can follow the trail.

Not designed to win a world literature prize, this is designed as an easy holiday read. It takes the opportunity to be rude about a few famous people along the way, and does contain adult language.