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They shot his brother.
He'll hunt them down.

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TABULA RASA -
A Jonathan Jarl thriller

A stolen treasure.
A rookie agent.
A race against time.

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REVENGE

They shot his brother. He’ll hunt them down.

Ex-Special forces Hugo Xavier is thrown into the fray when his twin brother is shot. As he hunts the assassin, he must confront a culprit with motives that extend beyond his brother to a deadlier conspiracy that could ravage the world. Hugo is thrown into an international conspiracy where nothing is as it seems, and he must use all means to survive.

Who shot his brother and why?

★★★★★ “This book has you gripped from the start to finish. It’s 007 type no nonsense action packed, the story line and characters work well, a small team with lots of fire power. Exceptional piece of writing and I look forward to the rest of the series.”

★★★★★ “What a wild ride with action packed on every page. Characters are believable which will make the story even more enjoyable.”

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TABULA RASA

A stolen treasure. A rookie agent. A race against time.

A priceless artifact, the Nebra Sky disc, is stolen. Jonathan Jarl is a rookie agent for the Amber Group, a private treasure hunting firm, and he’s plunged into a heart-pounding race to get it back.

Who stole it and why?

At the same time, on the coast of Madagascar, a ruthless corporate leader creates Tabula Rasa, a mega-complex inhabited by over a million people. Their scientists discover something alien in orbit around the moon and do everything in their power to keep the discovery secret. But one of the scientists decides to share the discovery with the world. She takes a fateful decision that puts her life on the line.

How is the stolen artifact connected to the alien discovery in space?

★★★★★ “I had almost given up on Science Fiction until I read Mr. Forsberg’s two books. It is Science Fiction that we can actually relate to as it jumps 50 years in the future. Well written with a great story that could be plausible in the future?” – AMAZON REVIEW