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The Gibraltar Protocol: A Daniel Warren Thriller
When a cyber-terrorist known only as "Spider" threatens to destroy the world's financial system, Foreign Office operative Daniel Warren is thrust into a deadly game of digital cat and mouse. From the corridors of Whitehall to the dangerous cartels of Mexico, Warren must navigate a web of deception that spans continents and cuts to the heart of global power.
As governments prepare to launch Veritian, a revolutionary digital currency that could reshape the world economy, Warren discovers that Spider has planted a devastating "egg" deep within the system's code-one that could collapse entire nations with the stroke of a key. Racing against time with brilliant cybersecurity expert Nikita Cowling, Warren follows a trail of encrypted clues from the warehouses of Tulum to the elite circles of Caracas, where nothing is as it seems and everyone has something to hide.
But Spider isn't just any hacker-he's a ghost with a personal vendetta that runs deeper than mere financial terrorism. When the hunt turns deadly and Warren loses someone close to him, the mission becomes personal. From the gaming servers where virtual teammates wage digital war to the sun-soaked heights of the Rock of Gibraltar, Warren must confront an enemy who knows him better than he knows himself.
Part cyberthriller, part espionage adventure, The Gibraltar Protocol explores our world's dangerous dependence on digital systems and asks: in an age where money is just code, who really holds the power? Perfect for fans of John le Carre, Frederick Forsyth, and Daniel Silva.
