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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - 1951, Cuba and the Grenadines. The third installment in the acclaimed and award-winning Bureau Archives Trilogyshows that time is no longer behaving itself. When a Soviet scientist from a Cuban rum distillery is found in Havana, grotesquely aged, former Bureau operative Max Calder is dragged back into a world he thought he'd escaped. The Mirror - an experimental technology capable of fracturing time - has returned, no longer as a single machine, but as a growing web that entangles minds as easily as moments.As Calder and Alicia Rayes uncover the truth, they discover a terrifying spinoff: Decision Locking, a process that removes dissent and collapses debate until only one future remains - clearing the path for, among other outcomes, a coming Cuban coup.Caught between Soviet pursuit, CIA ambition, and betrayal from within British intelligence, Calder must decide whether the Mirror can be contained-or erased entirely.Cuban Sliders is a noir-inflected Cold War thriller about memory, power, and the danger of a world where certainty arrives too soon.Some technologies change history.This one decides it.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - From the author of the acclaimed Bureau Archives TrilogyThe bomb changed the world. But the greatest threat of the Cold War was never nuclear war.In 1955, intelligence services on both sides of the Iron Curtain pursued a technology so dangerous that even Edward Teller feared its consequences.When ODI agents Giles Harrington and Lucy Howard investigate a strange incident at Edwards Air Force Base, they track the existence of Decision Locking-a covert system capable of narrowing human judgment until dissent simply ceases to exist.Meetings end early. Arguments vanish. Opposition evaporates. And everyone leaves convinced the outcome was inevitable.As the CIA, MI6, and Soviet intelligence battle to control the technology, Giles and Lucy discover that the struggle is no longer about nuclear superiority. It is about who will decide the future itself.With rogue operatives, hidden laboratories, and political conspiracies, the Cold War is becoming something far more terrifying than a contest between nations. It is becoming a war against uncertainty.From California test ranges to Washington back rooms, from Camp Hero on Long Island to London intelligence offices, and the frozen shipyards of Murmansk, The Teller Threshold delivers a tense blend of espionage, science, and political intrigue in a world where the greatest threat is not a weapon that can destroy civilization-but one that can make everyone agree.The Teller Threshold is a gripping Cold War espionage thriller and the first novel.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - 1951, Cuba and the Grenadines. The third installment in the acclaimed and award-winning Bureau Archives Trilogyshows that time is no longer behaving itself.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - New York, Vienna, Prague, Montevideo, Mendoza 1947. The war sputtered to an uneasy close, but in the back alleys of cities still cloaked in smoke, another kind of conflict has begun-one that plays out in shadows, half-truths, and false identities. Max Calder, a former intelligence operative, wants out. Out of the Bureau. But when a ghost from his past-the elusive agent known as Artemis-resurfaces with a warning, Calder is pulled back in.The Bureau is chasing a secret called the Mirror-a project so classified that even its architects have vanished or been silenced. It's said to control time, memory, even identity itself. As Calder tracks the Mirror's echoes across empty safehouses and wartime graveyards, the lines between hunter and hunted begin to blur.Artemis may be an ally. Or she may be a weapon. And Calder He may not even be who he thinks he is.As bodies pile up and truths unravel, Calder must navigate a world where nothing stays still-where every room slides just a few inches sideways when you're not looking. In the end, he'll face one impossible choice: Burn the truth. or become it.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - 1951, Cuba and the Grenadines. The third installment in the acclaimed and award-winning Bureau Archives Trilogyshows that time is no longer behaving itself. When a Soviet scientist from a Cuban rum distillery is found in Havana, grotesquely aged, former Bureau operative Max Calder is dragged back into a world he thought he'd escaped. The Mirror - an experimental technology capable of fracturing time - has returned, no longer as a single machine, but as a growing web that entangles minds as easily as moments.As Calder and Alicia Rayes uncover the truth, they discover a terrifying spinoff: Decision Locking, a process that removes dissent and collapses debate until only one future remains - clearing the path for, among other outcomes, a coming Cuban coup.Caught between Soviet pursuit, CIA ambition, and betrayal from within British intelligence, Calder must decide whether the Mirror can be contained-or erased entirely.Cuban Sliders is a noir-inflected Cold War thriller about memory, power, and the danger of a world where certainty arrives too soon.Some technologies change history.This one decides it.…