Can an appalling tragedy be engineered to reshape the opinions of a country?

When a young girl is killed by a runaway car during a police pursuit, the nation mourns. But while the public searches for someone to blame, hidden forces are already exploiting the tragedy. As outrage grows, the truth is buried beneath propaganda, manipulation, and murder.

Ex-criminal turned MI6 operative Ankur and DCI Jack Shepherd uncover evidence of a conspiracy that reaches from the streets of Britain to the highest levels of politics. An innocent man faces prosecution, foreign operatives work behind the scenes, and anyone who gets too close to the truth becomes a target.

With a bitter general election approaching and bodies beginning to fall, Ankur and Shepherd must expose those orchestrating the chaos before a deadly deception changes the country forever.

Hidden Killer is a gripping conspiracy thriller combining espionage, murder, and relentless suspense with shocking twists and unforgettable characters.

Readers Favorite Review

by Keith Mbuya 

When an IT specialist and secret MI6 informant, Arthur Cole, is murdered at Broadmoor Hospital, his workplace, local authorities,
and MI6 immediately launch an investigation. Senior MI6 operative
Mason Montrose believes the Home Truth party, a far-right political
movement he has been closely monitoring, is behind the murder.
Home Truth has been busy riling up the public and gaining political
mileage, and Montrose believes their possible ascent to power
would put the country in danger. He assigns Ankur, an MI6
operative, to go undercover as a patient at Broadmoor, to infiltrate
Home Truth, reveal the killer, and help stop the movement. He also
pairs him with Eva Kovalenko, an operative of Ukrainian descent
seeking to avenge her deceased father. As the two embark on their
assignment, they’re about to be entangled in a web of deception
and murder. The deeper they dig, the more dangerous it becomes.
Will they survive the assignment? Find out in Hidden Killer by Henry
Farley.
If you are looking for a political thriller intertwined with espionage,
crime, mystery, a hint of the supernatural, suspense, and plot
twists, Hidden Killer by Henry Farley is a worthy pick. Farley
introduced me to the characters through a multi-perspective
storyline. The narration alternates between moments of reflection,
tension, and bursts of action, from the private strategic meetings in
London, Newbury, and other British locations, to the tense
confrontations and close-quarter combat between MI6 operatives
and Home Truth-affiliated Russian operatives. As I watched Ankur
and Eva undertake their mission, I gained insight into the dynamics
of British intelligence where action and compromise carry the same
weight, and information is as important as survival. The character driven conversations allowed me to understand the characters’
personal struggles. Eva demonstrates the cost of war on family and
individual lives, the limits to which vengeance can push one, and
the danger operatives encounter in the field.

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