A psychotic serial killer is unleashing indiscriminate death among the elderly, using a unique and diabolically dangerous device. The old folks are apparently dying of influenza and the deaths are accepted as from natural causes. DCI Tony Dyce is fighting a losing battle against a powerful, informed enemy. Shockingly, as the death toll increases and the investigation proceeds, Dyce learns that the killer is a highly disturbed figure from his own past. Constant, electrifying action leads to a terrifying climax, where the Chief Inspector’s own life hangs by a mere thread.
Anthony Nash lives in Norfolk. He began his career as an air navigator in the RAF, later working for many years as an electronic spy, analyst and reporting officer for GCHQ, during which time he learned many languages, gained a good Honours Degree in Modern Languages and various Civil Service Interpreterships and Linguist qualifications. After leaving the RAF, he became Head of Modern Languages in a large secondary school. Since leaving the teaching profession, he has followed many and various occupations.