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Migrant Crisis: A Political Thriller on power, migration, and decisions made behind closed doors.

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What happens when political decisions stop being abstract and start costing lives?

Britain is facing a migrant crisis, political scandal and growing pressure on the government. Behind closed doors, the Prime Minister’s inner circle reaches a decision no minister wants to admit exists.

A covert operation at sea.

Silent. Deniable. Ruthless.

Dominic Carver is chosen to carry it out.

Ex SBS. Disciplined. Experienced. Disposable.

His orders are simple: stop the boats.

But as the operation develops, Carver begins to realise that the mission is far bigger than he was led to believe. The government wants results while maintaining plausible deniability. Maya Linford, the strategist behind the operation, is determined to make the plan work, whatever the consequences.

For Carver, obedience comes with a price.

And as political ambition and secrecy collide, innocent lives begin to enter the equation.

Meanwhile, in the migrant camps of northern France, Declan “Dex” Mullen is fighting his own battle.

A ruthless smuggler who controls some of the most profitable routes across the Channel, Dex has built his reputation through fear and violence. Then rumours begin to spread about ghost attacks, shredded dinghies and something moving in the dark water.

Dex dismisses the stories.

Until they start costing him money.

For the families fleeing danger, the men searching for a better life and the children being placed aboard inflatable boats never designed for open water, every crossing is a gamble.

The sea has always been dangerous.

Now someone is making it worse.

Migrant Crisis is a political thriller of covert operations, military action, government secrecy and human consequences, where decisions made behind closed doors have consequences far beyond the people who make them.
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ISBN 1919235612
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Publication date October 2026
Language English
Pages 388 pages
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John   Steel

John Steel

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Known for writing in a clear, engaging, and easy-to-follow style. The work feels natural and flows smoothly, making it enjoyable from beginning to end.

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