Year Of The Golden Ape – Colin Forbes

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Year of the Golden Ape by Colin Forbes is a gripping thriller that hurtles readers into a high-stakes conspiracy stretching across continents. Set against a backdrop of Middle Eastern unrest and international tension, the novel follows a dangerous plot spearheaded by Sheik Gamal Tafak, a ruthless extremist leader intent on destroying Israel and destabilising the West through the manipulation of oil. To execute his plan, Tafak enlists a lethal team of professional terrorists, including the infamous French killer LeCat and the enigmatic English mercenary, Winter.

As the conspiracy unfolds from Cairo to Hamburg, Paris, London, and California, the stakes escalate when a hijacked super-tanker carrying a nuclear bomb heads towards San Francisco. With the world teetering on the brink of catastrophe, only two people stand in the extremists’ way: Winter, a seasoned adventurer, and Betty Cordell, an expert markswoman with nerves of steel. The action-packed narrative races toward a nail-biting showdown beneath the Golden Gate Bridge, where the fate of an entire city—and the West—hangs by a thread.

An electrifying read for fans of political thrillers and international espionage, Year of the Golden Ape delivers relentless suspense and vivid action from start to finish.