Going Dark - George K Mehok

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Résumé :

From the shadowy corners of the dark web to the historic halls of MIT, Paul Knox, a cyber forensics expert and former Air Force officer, is thrust into a high-stakes battle against a ruthless enemy. As he races to uncover a plot that threatens to plunge America into chaos, Paul must protect his brilliant daughter, Emma, whose cutting-edge research holds the key to the nation's survival. Going Dark, perfect for fans of Steve Berry, Dan Brown, and Stephen Hunter.

GOING DARK is smart, detailed, and highly entertaining. The story resonates with spirit, blending fiction with reality and tragedy with triumph into a compelling thriller. Check it out. - Steve Berry, New York Times and #1 internationally bestselling author

With its gripping blend of cyber intrigue and historical drama, GOING DARK is more than just a thriller- it's a testament to the enduring power of loyalty, legacy, and the unbreakable bond between a father and his daughter. - Ryan Steck, The Real Book Spy and author of Out For Blood

Riveting! George Mehok delivers a stunning debut. With vivid story-telling and intricate plotting, he peels away level after level of today's most challenging issues. - Humphrey Hawksley, author of best-selling and former BBC Beijing Bureau Chief.

In the aftermath of 9/11, remnants of Bin Laden's Al-Qaeda network quietly infiltrated the U.S. heartland, lying dormant for over two decades. On Thanksgiving Day, they strike-triggering a sinister cyber-terrorist plot poised to plunge America into unparalleled digital darkness. But it's only the beginning.

Paul Knox, a seasoned NSA cybersecurity expert and former Air Force communications officer, is thrust into a clandestine conflict spanning generations. As Knox delves into a complex web of cyber intrigue, he must confront both the mission's high stakes and personal demons, including the unwitting involvement of his daughter, Emma, a brilliant MIT computer scientist who holds the key to the next-generation internet.

The narrative intertwines with the origin story of the Liberty Unit's first member, John Jack Jouett. In 1791, Jouett embarks on a perilous mission to deliver a critical message from Thomas Jefferson to General Henry Knox, altering the Revolutionary War's trajectory.