Raahem Syed Boeken

Nicholas Grant, once an aspiring FBI agent, turns into a cunning criminal mastermind after his rejection. With over 400 thefts under 150 aliases, he embarks on his most challenging heist yet. As the FBI International closes in, Nicholas must employ his strategic skills to outmaneuver his pursuers. The story revolves around his cat-and-mouse game with the FBI, highlighting themes of deception, ambition, and the thin line between right and wrong. Will he succeed in evading capture, or will his nemesis finally catch him?

When university student, Adam Brown, discovers that his best friend has started to use the hacking skills that he taught him to questionable ends, it is not just a friendship that is on the line. It is soon clear that an insidious operation is being launched that is capable of not just doctoring university results but extorting vast sums of money and even endangering life in international transport networks. Adam hastily assembles a trusted team of friends, The Good Hackers, with the aim to thwart and dismantle the plans of the sinister Anonymous group. In this technological warfare fought out with military precision between two determined student armies, a battle of wits, skill and resourcefulness unfolds. Seen through the eyes of the participants, the struggle intensifies and examines their emotional and mental reserves in a war neither side can afford to lose.