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Shadow State by Andy McNab

Shadow State is the first book with Nathan Pike as the lead character. Pike is a cryptography and cyber weapons specialist for hire, balancing the fine line between what's right and wrong. I have alway enjoyed McNab's books so when this one popped up in the lists on Netgalley, I immediately downloaded it. 

McNab brings the modern world of crypto currencies and computer experts to the war between good and bad; and to wars without military weapons between countries and financial corporations. In a world where governments are no longer in full control, crypto is king. Also, to win, you no longer need muscles or traditional weapons, but instead a brain and a PADD (I'd love one of those!).

I thoroughly enjoyed this book and especially the long term game played by Pike; bring on the next one!

Thank you to Welbeck Publishing and Netgalley for providing me with a digital review copy. 

Shadow State will be released on January 5 and can be pre-ordered now via your usual sources. 



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