The Grid: 'A stunning thriller' Terry Hayes, author of I AM PILGRIM

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A thrilling mix of Homeland and Inception, The Grid takes us to the edge of a new kind of battlefield - the human brain. 'A highly original, electrifying read' The Times 'A stylish, riveting thriller' Daily Mail 'An assured page-turner ... it combines action and foreign locations with big ideas a la Dan Brown' Sunday Times The US President Thompson has been dreaming of his own death. A repeating nightmare that hounds him night after night that he can't ignore- something tells him it's not just a dream, it feels too real. Thompson's doctor, military psychiatrist Josh Cain, is summoned to a church tower near the White House. He thinks he is there to talk down another suicidal ex-Marine. But the man he finds tells him of a plot to kill Thompson, revealing secrets he can't possibly have known - just seconds before a sniper's bullet takes him out . . . Battles have been fought man to man, then machine to machine, and even in cyberspace. But now there is a different battlefield emerging- human consciousness and the fight for our minds. What readers are saying- ***** 'A classy, intelligent and reflective investigative thriller.' ***** 'A layered plot, engaging characters and a spine chilling ring of truth to the plot, which lured me in and kept me trapped until the final page.' ***** 'A real page turner with plenty of surprises and twists. Great read.' ***** 'THE BEST BOOK THAT I'VE READ ALL YEAR!'

Nick Cook is one of the UK's leading defence analysts. Formerly the Aviation Editor of Jane's Defence Weekly, the world's premier military affairs journal, he has also written for newspapers around the world. He is the author of The Hunt For Zero Point, a non-fiction bestseller on both sides of the Atlantic. He lives in London.

A vividly drawn, propulsive thriller, that also probes the effects of grief and trauma * The Times, Books of the Year * This stylish, riveting thriller explodes into a world of 'psychic spies' and dark plots to undermine the world * Daily Mail * An assured page-turner ... it combines action and foreign locations with big ideas a la Dan Brown * Sunday Times * This is a highly original, electrifying read ... In less assured hands this could have seemed absurd, but Cook's crisp, hard-boiled prose makes the outlandish feel alarmingly plausible. * The Times * Frightening in its subject matter and brilliantly written. It's a book you will not want to put down * Crime Review *