Heroes: A King & Slater Thriller

IT ALL ENDS HERE...

Trapped in self-imposed exile, Will Slater prepares for the fight of his life.

Two months ago, he challenged the Director of the CIA to war, and it's been radio silence since. Unable to return to the family he loves, he steels himself for the first strike, which D/CIA Jack Raynor delivers in the unlikeliest of forms.

Then it's all-out carnage in dreary Iowa.

But in the heat of battle, whispers make their way to Slater's ears, rumours of an all-powerful puppet master. He hears a moniker: "The Golden One," the name of a faceless serpent who shapes the country from the shadows. Decades ago, the man found two young prodigies, and with King and Slater none the wiser, he gave their careers the green light. Their storied lives have been his entertainment, and he's now tired of playing with his toys.

He wants it finished.

Slater senses a crossroads, a final enemy to slay, to bring an end to the violence that's plagued his existence. To have a chance, he must do what he swore he never would: bring Jason King back into the fray.

One last time...

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