Ronin — Jan Domagala

In the mid 25th century Kurt Stryder is a subject of an experiment which could change how war is conducted. The result of the experiment forces him to ask a question of himself. Should he divulge to his controllers, Col Sec(Colonial Security) just how successful the experiment was or keep the fact he was virtually indestructible, a secret? What would be the outcome should the truth be known? Would it put an end to war as he hoped or would the reverse happen and the galaxy be plunged into a war that would cost the lives of billions? This was a question he had no answer to and so until he did he needed time to evaluate his situation. His immediate Commanding Officer in Col Sec, General Sinclair, the head of Intelligence Division, believing the experiment to be a failure allows Kurt some shore leave but a rogue general in the Elysium Alliance thinks otherwise and sets an audacious plan in motion to capture Kurt and learn the truth. In a race to save his secret and the woman he loves Kurt must elude the agents sent to capture him and escape with both her life and his secret intact. With the pace of a Matthew Reilly or James Rollins but set in a future world that is entirely recognisable, Jan Domagala hits the ground running with a story that is set to be an instant classic, the first in a series featuring Col Sec.