The Disruptive Factor: Thriller
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- Nombre de pages300
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-7452-4364-2
- EAN9783745243642
- Date de parution26/11/2025
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurAlfredbooks
Résumé
By JACK RAYMOND
A routine job turns into a nightmare. A lawyer becomes a target.
Insurance lawyer Alex Thorkild is supposed to simply inspect a ?50 million asset in a secluded high-tech estate - a straightforward job at the end of his much-needed vacation. But the asset is Prometheus, the world's most advanced artificial intelligence. When a bizarre experiment ends in a deadly catastrophe, Alex goes from investigator to prime suspect - and target.
Hunted by a ruthless team of mercenaries and betrayed by the people he should trust most, he begins a desperate escape through the wilderness.
His only hope is an unlikely alliance with a mysterious spy and the brilliant creator of the AI. But as they fight for survival, Alex realizes that far more than stolen technology is at stake. It's a weapon that could plunge the world into chaos. In a race against time, a man whose only weapon so far has been the fine print in contracts must win a game whose rules he doesn't know. Because in this game, he is the decisive disruptive factor.
His only hope is an unlikely alliance with a mysterious spy and the brilliant creator of the AI. But as they fight for survival, Alex realizes that far more than stolen technology is at stake. It's a weapon that could plunge the world into chaos. In a race against time, a man whose only weapon so far has been the fine print in contracts must win a game whose rules he doesn't know. Because in this game, he is the decisive disruptive factor.

















