The Digital Fugitive

<p><strong>The plot details lend the story authenticity and distinguish it from more formulaic thrillers while also giving it a distinctly timely feel. - Kirkus Reviews.</strong></p><p>When Mike Romano catches wind of someone tracking him the thrill of his exciting double life collapses instantly.<br>Now a fugitive on the run he abandons his luxury lifestyle with nothing but a backpack a stack of cash and a plan to disappear. He chooses to settle in a remote village in Sicily where houses are sold for a single euro-but there's a catch. This village has its own rules established by the local mafia.<br>Romance and danger collide when he meets a mysterious woman who could be either his salvation... or his downfall. Mike's genius is testing and enemies from both sides of the law close in. Soon he must decide how far he's willing to go to earn back his freedom. Either he keeps running from the Feds or he trusts them to save his life.</p><p><em><strong>The book may put readers in mind of the methodical intrigue of Daniel Silva's spy fiction or the techno-anxieties of Stieg Larsson's Millennium series. - Kirkus Reviews.</strong></em></p>