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The Babylon Gene by Alex Churton (view source)
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|title=The Babylon Gene
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|publisher=Head of Zeus
|date=September 2012
|website=http://tobiaschurton.com
|summary=Written by an author who knows his stuff, this could have been an excellent thriller. But, for me, it suffers from too many threads and perspectives that won't stay still long enough to be absorbed; a real shame.
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Author of popular scientific philosophy, Dr Toby Ashe, is also a covert member of 'Oddballs', a multi-skilled section of British Intelligence. Their purpose is to profile and identify the rise of terrorists and their organisations before too much damage is done.
Thank you Head of Zeus for sending us a copy of this book for review.
If you're looking for another political thriller that draws from current affairs, we recommend [[The Eyes of Lira Kazan by Eva Joly and Judith Perrignon]]. You might also enjoy [[The Dervish House by Ian McDonald]].
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