Going Zero

An Addictive, Ingenious Conspiracy Thriller from the No. 1 Bestselling Author of The Darkest Hour

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Pub Date 13 Apr 2023 | Archive Date 13 Apr 2023

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A New York Times Best Thriller Pick for 2023

'Provocative, perceptive and ingenious' – A. J. Finn, author of The Woman in the Window


Going Zero is a high-concept thriller from Oscar-nominated screenwriter Anthony McCarten. Perfect for fans of I Am Pilgrim and The Circle. Shortlisted for the Wilbur Smith Adventure Book Prize.

TWO
HOURS TO VANISH

Ten people are selected to Beta test a ground-breaking piece of spyware. Pioneered by tech-wunderkind Cy Baxter, FUSION can track anyone on earth.

ONE CHANCE TO WIN

Given two hours to 'Go Zero' – disappear off-grid – each Zero has thirty days to elude the sophisticated Capture Teams sent to find them. Anyone that beats FUSION will receive $3 million. If Cy's system proves itself, he wins a $90 billion contract with the CIA to revolutionize surveillance forever.

ZERO ALTERNATIVES TO LOSING

For Zero 10, Kaitlyn Day, the stakes are higher than money, and far more personal than Cy could have imagined. Kaitlyn needs to win to get what she wants, and Cy will stop at nothing to realize his ambitions. When the game’s timer hits zero, there will only be one winner. . .

'One of the best thrillers I've read in a long time . . . pure entertainment' – Douglas Preston, #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Pendergast series

'As fast-paced as it is timely. . . wickedly taut' - Graham Moore, author of The Holdout

Reader Praise for Going Zero:

‘I read it in a single day as it proved impossible to put down’

‘***** a thrill ride right from the off’

‘Twists and turns, prize money, tech, government contracts and lies. This book has it all’

‘Fans of the techno-thriller will eat it up’

‘As compelling as The Da Vinci Code and as fun and fast paced’

‘***** Wow just wow! Absolutely loved this book’

‘Hands down one of the best thrillers I’ve read lately’

‘***** I cannot recommend this book highly enough’

‘Had me on the edge of my seat and I couldn't put it down’

‘All I can say is wow’

A New York Times Best Thriller Pick for 2023

'Provocative, perceptive and ingenious' – A. J. Finn, author of The Woman in the Window


Going Zero is a high-concept thriller from Oscar-nominated...


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PAGES 400

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Loved this book- great story with a fantastic twist. It challenges the reader to think about how we could go off grid when we are constantly being surveyed. Highly recommend!

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Breakneck thriller: pacy and fun. Really got under my skin by the end and I'm now very paranoid about data privacy. Excuse me while I put some tape over my webcam. Fantastic read!

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I found the basic premise of this book very troubling. What if it actually happens, or worse still, what if it already is happening?
It takes the basic premise of the U.K. Television programme Hinted to a completely new level, making it on a par with George Orwe!I's and the plot as1984.
The book is extremely well written. The research that has gone into it is clearly meticulous. The pace is fast and the tension level is almost constant.
The characters are utterly believable and the plot has some clever twists and turns.
I summary, I cannot recommend this book highly enough, it's simpi!y a great read.

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