Cyber Warrior

<p><strong>Seventeen-year-old Roni is thrust into a deadly mission to smuggle a defector to safety where every ally might be an enemy - and failure isn't an option.</strong></p><p><br>Roni Padilla thought her summer would be defined by college prep and her best friend Kenzie's ongoing debates about geopolitics. Instead she's swept into a covert CIA operation to escort a North Korean defector with a knack for hacking and a sharp tongue Jang Saero-yi to safety. Their cover? A faux reality K-drama TV crew filming in Sausalito and beyond. But the mission's stakes rise fast as Roni discovers that the defection is only the first move in a dangerous game for global control of telepathic prodigies - a resource as finite as it is volatile.</p><p><br>As the team's path winds from San Francisco's bustling streets to Seoul's glitzy waterfront Roni must navigate double agents Maxim - a ghost from her past with his own shadowy loyalties - and her closest friend who doesn't trust the CIA's motives. Her wit and determination are tested at every turn especially when it becomes clear that allies are scarce and betrayal is everywhere as they battle to outwit ruthless agents bent on returning Jang to Pyongyang at any cost.</p><p><br><em>Cyber Warrior </em>the third instalment of<em> The Mind Game </em>series<em></em> is a taut intelligent thriller that blends razor-sharp tension with moments of vulnerability and dark humor. Perfect for fans of <em>The Queen's Gambit</em> and <em>Killing Eve</em> this novel explores the blurry lines between loyalty and manipulation the cost of survival and the bonds that form in the most unexpected places.</p><p><br>When every decision feels like a trap will Roni have what it takes to outmaneuver her enemies and protect the people she's come to care about? Or will the mission's stakes be her undoing?<br><br>From sci-fi author M.G. Harris creator of the best-selling Joshua Files (<em><strong>Radio Times Magazine</strong></em><strong> 5th September 2013</strong>) comes an espionage mystery thriller for teens and young adults set in a world of geopolitical conflicts that sits rather closely to our own post-pandemic world.<br><br><strong>Praise for </strong><em><strong>The Mind Game</strong></em><strong>:</strong></p><ul><li>A fabulous writer at the top of her game delivering a gripping edge-of-your-seat thrill ride. I love this book. Michael Grant <em>author of the GONE series</em>.</li><li>With complex characters a riveting plot and timely themes this book is perfect for fans of espionage mysteries and high-stakes adventures. Kim Bartosch <em>Kim's Book Reviews</em></li><li>I give <em>The Mind Game </em>a Lone Star rating of ???? stars! It's an engaging story that reminds me of my younger days of obsessively playing <em>Where in the World is Carmen San Diego?</em> Samantha King <em>The Real World According To Sam</em></li><li>M.G Harris expertly crafts a storyline filled with high-stakes suspense weaving in contemporary issues with action and sci-fi twists... A fast-paced thoughtful read that will leave you eagerly awaiting the next in the series. Alexandria Williams <em>Bookstagram & BookTok influencer</em></li><li><em></em>An adventure-filled nonstop action read. You won't have time to even come up for more air. Heather Warner <em>Bookgirlbrown Reviews Bookstagram & BookTok influencer</em></li></ul><p><br><strong>Praise for M. G. Harris:</strong></p><ul><li>MG Harris proves she has a deft touch and a real skill for writing heart-stopping adventure Vanessa Curtis 16 February 2008 <em>The Glasgow Herald</em></li><li>M.G. Harris is a very skilled storyteller Ed Fortune <em>Starburst Magazine</em> 2014</li><li>Harris keeps the tension high throughout the action sequences Paul Simpson <em>Sci-Fi Bulletin</em> 2015</li><li>Harris's prose is nice and breezy Michael Cook <em>Geek Vibes Nation</em> 2023</li></ul>