The Theseus Paradox: The stunning breakthrough thriller based on real events, from the Scotland Yard detective turned author (The Detective Inspector Jake Flannagan series)

The Theseus Paradox: The stunning breakthrough thriller based on real events, from the Scotland Yard detective turned author (The Detective Inspector Jake Flannagan series)

by David Videcette

438 pages· 2015· ISBN 9780993426315
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The stunning breakthrough thriller based on real events.  
From the Scotland Yard detective turned author. 
"I can't tell you the truth, but I can tell you a story..." 
How much is real and how much is fiction, only YOU can decide!

7 July 2005: in the midst of Operation Theseus, the largest police investigation the UK has ever known, Detective Inspector Jake Flannagan begins to ask difficult questions that lead to the mysterious disappearance of his girlfriend and his sudden suspension from the Metropolitan Police.

  • Who masterminded London's summer of terror? 
  • Why can't Flannagan make headway in the sprawling investigation?
  • Is Jake's absent girlfriend really who she claims to be?

While hunting for the answers to the most complex case in British history, one man will uncover the greatest criminal deception of our time.
  • 'A chillingly credible tale based on real circumstances.'
  • 'A five-star, explosive finale.'
  • 'Leaves the reader hungry to research this version of events!'
  • 'A believable theory with an incredible ring of truth.'
  • 'This fictional thriller holds a lot of water. Do not miss!'
  • 'A powerhouse of a fact-fiction mash-up.'
  • 'A stunning 'big reveal' at the end.' 
  • 'Brilliant stuff that smacks you in the face!'
  • 'Could change the way we look back on events!'
The author: David Videcette is a former Scotland Yard investigator who has worked on a wealth of infamous cases, including the 7 July 2005 London bombings. He has twenty years of policing and investigative experience as a British detective, specialising in counter-terror operations and organised crime. He currently consults on security operations for high-net-worth individuals and is an expert media commentator on crime, terrorism, extremism and the London 7/7 attacks. Find out more at his website: DavidVidecette.com or visit him on Twitter: @DavidVidecette or on Facebook: facebook.com/DavidVidecette
 
David says, 'I can't tell you the truth, but I can tell you a story...' 

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