Insidious Threats
A Sasha McCandless Novel
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4.6 • 55 Ratings
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- $6.99
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
Sasha and Leo have triumphed over murderers, terrorists, and corrupt officials. They face their most powerful adversary yet in Insidious Threats. Has the duo finally met their match?
When a troubled tech genius meets a tragic end, he leaves behind an encrypted flash drive and a haunting plea for Leo's assistance.
Meanwhile, Sasha finds herself drawn into the perplexing disappearance of the managing partner of her former law firm.
As Sasha digs into the truth behind Cinco Prescott’s disappearance, Leo unravels the mystery left behind on the flash drive. What they uncover separately leads to one inescapable conclusion: they’ll have to work together to dismantle the dangerous, dystopian Mjölnir network without being detected … or die trying.
Customer Reviews
Five ⭐️ aren’t enough!
With every Sasha McCandless-Connelly release, I know I’m in for a treat. One of those ‘fire up the coffee pot, get comfy and dig in to finish reading her latest case in a marathon reading session’ kind of treats. “Insidious Threats” fantastically concludes the story of a shockingly realistic AI technology gone wrong. From page one, I found myself trying to loop together the individual threads of the seemingly disjointed cases of Maisy, Cinco and Leo’s thumb drive. I love the anticipation and thrill Miller creates in all her novels. I have once again found myself completely immersed in the story and now anxiously awaiting the next novel by Melissa Miller. If you aren’t already hooked on Sasha & Leo novels, you will be!
I was provided an arc for a voluntary review.
Insidious. Threats
A tech guy a regret he had and was hoping it could be corrected, sending to Leo.
It was puzzling and time still didn't give Leo a clue.
A missing person were Sasha used to work.
Sasha and Connelly work together against threats and who to trust.
Intriguing plot I found that caught my attention from the first.
A good flowing plot and the characters of Sasha and Connelly are great.
Given ARC for my voluntary review