Deep into the Fire - A Thriller Beyond Time

Peter Fairfield

Summary

"Deep Into the Fire: A Thriller Beyond Time" follows the extraordinary life of Agent Norbu LaNart. Norbu is just a normal intelligence agent, except that he is a reincarnated Tibetan lama. His partner, Fiona, just shot the beloved director of the agency, a genius deviant is trying to steal their DNA, the Russian mob has him surrounded and he fulfils a Tibetan prophecy.

“From a gentle world of light and goodness, he was cast into a churning reality of violence and suspicion that challenged everything he had been. It challenged his easy openness with the callous persona of an operative working at the highest levels of a very complicated world, fighting the guile and dark brilliance of grotesque opponents and sociopathic organizations.”

Norbu, trained since birth in the deepest Tibetan spiritual and medical arts, and later, the intricacies of world intelligence, by his father an American agent. His partner, NSA wunderkind, Fiona Church, was hacking mafia bank accounts at the age of twelve sending funds to charities. Together, they must face the insidious technologies of Rene Benovoir, the Russian mob, Brazilian gangsters, Guatemalan crime lords, and political tensions leading to a mole in the white house. Desperate to hold onto their sanity, lives on the line, facing chaos, terror, subterfuge, and the energetic manipulation of their DNA, they still find a moment for the intensity of their quirky and smoldering connection.

Connected across time by a 4th-dimensional sphere to Norbu’s previous incarnation, an enlightened 16th-century yogi, and helped by their destiny with the US president and the brilliant crew at the agency.

The story unfolds until the final battle. Seven Years in Tibet meets The Bourne Identity, while riding in a taxi with Jack Ryan.

Available since: 06/16/2023.

Print length: 492 pages.

Contemporary Fiction

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