Pel Georg

Two men attempt to kill the daughter of an oil magnate, but fail. Next day and after a major shoot-out, same female target is assaulted and kidnapped. Her devastated father sasses the deal with the Chinese and returns home, but is killed almost upon arrival, a sharpshooter delivering the shot. In Heathrow airport a commercial plane is blown sky high. Right after that the Waterloo station is hit with 150 people dead and more than 500 wounded The damage to the greater Metro system, although substantial, is incomparable to that of human lives lost. The government decides to call for help and World Wide Counter Crisis Unit (WC2) responds. Agents Charles Grey and Sara O'Halloran get the assignment while the attacks seem ongoing... And, a major broadcasting channel airs the news in the most vivid way, via a 3D signal enhanced by Augmented Reality. The public is hooked. People rush to purchase the proper equipment. The ratings are sky high. No harm done unless ... there's somewhere a connection Is there an unseen factor to bind them all? And where such plot can lead to?"If TV and radio are to be used to entertain all of the people all the time, then we have come perilously close into discovering the real opiate of the people". Edward R. Murrow (United States renowned journalist & broadcaster - Head of the U.S Information Agency)Governmental decisions that shape a country's future, prominent technologies utilized as deemed fit and intelligence services in a non-stop race for prevention and prevalence. This is the world of "FACTOR UNSEEN". "A darker, grittier setup this time around, with Pel Georg being even more surefooted. Charles Grey is back and the author delivers on what he knows best, while adding the political thriller element. I liked this book a lot "A reader's review."Pel Georg has a tremendously vivid imagination and that shows with his selection on the kind of story he wants to deliver. Thumbs up Mr. Georg".A reader's review

In the world of Secret Intelligence Services and the "No more lies" doctrine, very few things are those that can remain unknown. R.I.R is the most secret Special Intelligence Service the United States have. It's like they never existed. Agent Charles Grey is assigned a mission to take place in Alaska. The target, an American enterpreneur named Peter Marincev. The goal: to retrieve special information crucial to the United States national security. The proposed action: "Termination if necessary". Charles Grey, ex-military special forces, suceeds to retrieve that information and Marincev's death looks like a hunting accident. He has, for once more, carried out a mission, seemingly impossible. Something that is probably Grey's speciality. The retrieved information though, will bring forward a certain chain of events that R.I.R and Charles Grey must see to an end. A plot involving a certain Secretary, a pharmaceutical mogul, another Secret Intelligence Service, a high ranking officer within the White House, the Mafia, world wide organizations and the list keeps getting bigger and bigger. Will RIR be able to end that plot and uncover all of its players ? Which is the conspirators' agenda ? Can they end that game, when the rules keep changing ? Will they be on time, to avoid a world wide panic and bloodshed ? A domination struggle by all those involved in this plan. Can agent Charles Grey cope with all that, while trying to keep his personal secrets ?An unknown factor that defines him and even his mother doesn't know about.Death in every corner. An international hunt for data and information. Lies, deception. Maybe ... maybe that uknown factor is the only way to stay alive. An espionage story to combine an aura of the James Bond movies, the technological thriller background of a Tom Clancy book, the international conspiracy motif of a Robert Ludlum novel. Plus a certain plot twist to refer to the main character, agent Charles Grey, attributes. Being the first book in a new series, read on and get ready to delve into that world. The world of agent Charles Grey.