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The Killing Vector: a heart-pounding conspiracy thriller from the author of Kill Job
It all began in BALI…I was drinking a sour daiquiri down at the beach bar when the man sitting next to me fell off his barstool.
Then I saw the blood. Splashed across the bar, pooling around the body. That was when it dawned on me that the man who had been sitting on the stool next to me had been shot. Which meant there was someone out there in the darkness with a gun.
From that moment on, my life would never be the same. I was hunted across continents, from BRITAIN to AUSTRALIA.
And I didn’t know why!
The man known as the White Knight had all the answers. But he wasn’t talking.
The mystery will only be solved when I discover the Killing Vector. And that’s when the danger really begins.
The Killing Vector is an electrifying conspiracy thriller from the author of Kill Job and The Exodus Plague. In the modern world of mobile phones, computer technology and satellite tracking, you are never alone. Someone somewhere knows exactly where you are. And if they want you, they will pursue you. They will find you. And what then…?
Then I saw the blood. Splashed across the bar, pooling around the body. That was when it dawned on me that the man who had been sitting on the stool next to me had been shot. Which meant there was someone out there in the darkness with a gun.
From that moment on, my life would never be the same. I was hunted across continents, from BRITAIN to AUSTRALIA.
And I didn’t know why!
The man known as the White Knight had all the answers. But he wasn’t talking.
The mystery will only be solved when I discover the Killing Vector. And that’s when the danger really begins.
The Killing Vector is an electrifying conspiracy thriller from the author of Kill Job and The Exodus Plague. In the modern world of mobile phones, computer technology and satellite tracking, you are never alone. Someone somewhere knows exactly where you are. And if they want you, they will pursue you. They will find you. And what then…?
243 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 1, 2025
About the author
Huw Collingbourne
28 books22 followersHuw Collingbourne is a writer, programming instructor and software developer. He is the author of a number of fiction and factual books. His novels include the Kill Job series (gritty 1960s Cold War and crime) The Exodus Plague post-apocalyptic thrillers and The 1980s Murder Mysteries (crime capers).
In the 1980s Huw was a pop music journalist and he interviewed many of the 'New Romantic' stars such as Boy George, Adam Ant, Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet and Depeche Mode. In the 1990s he published the 'adult humour' magazine, 18 Rated, which was immediately banned by all leading UK newsagents (who obviously failed to see the joke).
Huw's programming books including The Little Book Of C, The Little Book Of Pointers, The Little Book of Recursion, The Little Book Of C#, The Little Book Of Ruby and The Book Of Ruby. He has programmed in a broad range of languages since the early 1980s. He has written programming and technical columns for numerous computer magazines in the UK including PC Plus, PC Pro and Computer Shopper. He is author of the cult adventure game, The Golden Wombat Of Destiny.
Huw has, at various times, been a magazine editor, publisher and TV presenter. He has an MA in English and a 2nd dan black belt in the Japanese martial art of Aikido - the latter skill useful when attempting to control his huge, hairy and amazingly strong Pyrenean Mountain Dogs.
In the 1980s Huw was a pop music journalist and he interviewed many of the 'New Romantic' stars such as Boy George, Adam Ant, Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet and Depeche Mode. In the 1990s he published the 'adult humour' magazine, 18 Rated, which was immediately banned by all leading UK newsagents (who obviously failed to see the joke).
Huw's programming books including The Little Book Of C, The Little Book Of Pointers, The Little Book of Recursion, The Little Book Of C#, The Little Book Of Ruby and The Book Of Ruby. He has programmed in a broad range of languages since the early 1980s. He has written programming and technical columns for numerous computer magazines in the UK including PC Plus, PC Pro and Computer Shopper. He is author of the cult adventure game, The Golden Wombat Of Destiny.
Huw has, at various times, been a magazine editor, publisher and TV presenter. He has an MA in English and a 2nd dan black belt in the Japanese martial art of Aikido - the latter skill useful when attempting to control his huge, hairy and amazingly strong Pyrenean Mountain Dogs.
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