"Realistic spy craft sequences and lashings of suspense..."

• ASIN: ‎ B0CVBMCPBZ
• Publisher: ‎ BookBaby; 1st edition (February 8, 2024)
• Publication date: ‎ February 8, 2024
• Language: ‎ English
• Print length: ‎ 231 pages
• Genre: Eco Espionage Thrillers

The BookViral Review:

Emotionally charged and powerfully thought-provoking, despite all the real-life horror in evidence across our planet, readers’ appetites for Espionage Eco thrillers continue to gain momentum, reflecting our growing awareness of environmental issues. The Seed Sanctuary: Book 2 Volume 2 (Mossad Chronicles) by Ken Peters proves to be a remarkable addition to the genre.

Plunging readers into a near future Peters invites them to imagine the consequences of failing crops and mass immigration to deliver an Espionage Eco Thriller that’s not only refreshingly original and intelligent but resonates with haunting sombreness. He appreciates readers today demand a higher level of scientific accuracy in the background of these stories and here The Seed Sanctuary doesn’t just provide a healthy dose of entertainment. It’s a stark reminder of our planet’s environmental challenges and a call to action to protect it.

To this end, Peters masterfully juggles two converging plot threads. The first focuses on Mossad agent Solomon and his mission to turn a member of Russia’s FSB in Moscow and Solomon’s mother’s pivotal role with TBC in distributing super Agri-seeds which will turn the tide on food-insecurity refugees entering Europe and beyond.

Underpinned by vivid descriptions, realistic spy craft sequences and lashings of suspense, The Seed Sanctuary ticks all the boxes necessary for a superior Espionage Eco thriller with its propulsive and engrossing narrative. With strong characterisation and a great sense of place, it is to Peter’s credit that Solomon isn’t another stereotyped product of the thriller production line with a tacked-on crisis. His story does more than thrill and captivate; it sends the imagination into overdrive, reminding us of everything an Espionage Eco Thriller should be. A harrowing story where the stakes are high that veers into the realm of political loss and gain.

A superb release from Peters with the promise of more in his Mossad Chronicles series to come The Seed Sanctuary is an unreservedly recommended Golden Quill read.