📱 eBook en inglés KNIFES EDGE

Belfast, 1981. An IRA Internal Security Unit, an expert in human intelligence gathering. A city that never stops watching. A choice that could burn Belfast to the ground.

Daniel Byrne has the one gift nobody wants in a dirty war: he can read a lie in a heartbeat. The Provos use him to hunt informers; the British want to turn him. A boy dies in a fire Daniel helped set in motion. The guilt strips the certainty from every order hes ever followed. Then Special Branch comes calling with an impossible offer: help them stop whats coming, or they will bury him and his family with it.

As smoke and rumour choke the city, Daniels wife Aoife becomes involved in a shadow network of priests, couriers, and watchers. They try to keep families alive while men on every side rewrite the truth. A single list of names becomes the most dangerous document in Belfast. Whoever controls it controls who lives long enough to tell the story.

From interrogation rooms and safe houses, church crypts and rain-slicked execution warehouses, alliances shift. A detective might try to save Daniel–or simply use him. A Provo enforcer who views loyalty as a blade you hold to your own throat, and a Brit operator whose calm hides a mechanism designed to erase inconvenient men.

In a city where files disappear, witnesses vanish, and even the church is not neutral, Daniel discovers a codename is not a person but a function—a system that determines which truths survive.

A clandestine encounter by the waters edge; If the list reaches the wrong room, it will turn into a death warrant. To stop it, Daniel must do the one thing that terrifies him more than any gunman: choose a side and live with the cost.