Triage

<p>Hunger has always been humanity's oldest enemy. Now it has been weaponised.</p><p>From the hushed corridors of Oxford to the shadowed chambers of Washington four lives intertwine:</p><ul><li><strong>Stefan</strong> a brilliant geneticist who believes destruction is the truest form of beauty.</li><li><strong>Caroline</strong> his former lover scarred but unbroken fighting famine on the global stage.</li><li><strong>Jonathon</strong> her brother a political strategist who trades truth for power.</li><li><strong>Ned</strong> the awkward journalist who sees too much-and can no longer stay silent.</li></ul><p>Together they uncover a conspiracy woven into the very seeds meant to save the world. Crops thrive then collapse. Nations starve. And in the Oval Office the President weighs not morality but survival.</p><p>Ruthlessly atmospheric and chillingly plausible this novel asks a single devastating question:<br><strong>What if the weapon that ends war isn't a bomb but the silence of empty fields?</strong></p>