From the Back Cover
A freak accident during an arrest leaves decorated agent Arthur Buxton paralysed from the neck down.
Barely adjusting to his new life confined to a wheelchair, he is visited by a representative of a classified cutting-edge government program with an offer too good to turn away. The catch? Having what remains of his entire life erased and losing the chance to ever walk on his own again.
Accepting an offer to install technology in his spine, Arthur is now able to infiltrate the minds of anyone infected with microscopic machines known as nanites, taking complete control of their bodies and preventing the crimes they are committing from ever occurring.
What would you do? Infiltrate a terrorist cell and prevent a catastrophe? Or a gang of kidnappers and save the hostage? Or even stop a bank robbery, all while infiltrating the minds of the criminals?
Is this the future of law enforcement or another shady government organisation bent on completing the mission at any cost?
One thing is for sure. Arthur is no fool. He knows nothing this amazing comes without a catch, and there is something strange going on at the Agency.
About the Author
Craig Boldy is a writer from South Yorkshire, England. He lives with his wife and Labrador.
Craig has always loved to read, spending a great deal of his childhood in libraries and is now incapable of passing a bookshop without at least a passing glance through the door. He finds contentment either behind the pages reading a good book or in front of a laptop screen, writing one.
After being selected to have a poem published in a regional High School anthology at the age of 14, he was bitten by the writing bug, producing various short stories just for the entertainment of doing so.
Craig's writing career has had an awkward start. After working in demanding fields such as Accountancy, Bar Management and Customer Service he has finally found the time to put words on paper.
As a lover of comedy, science fiction and good old-fashioned swords and sorcery fiction, he likes to write what he knows best with his first novel "Overlord of Time" being a science fiction time-travel adventure written in an easy-to-read style with humour and a unique twist.
He currently spends his nights working on the second part of his current project "The Infiltrator", a science fiction technology thriller following a paraplegic ex-secret agent recruited into a shadowy government agency and used to control the minds of criminals as the crimes are committed.
