Operation Hurricane: The Evan Boyd Adventures #1 - The Epic New Young Adult Fantasy Series

A deadly ancient guild developed a new technology to twist time and they used 15-year-old Evan Boyd as bait. Now the bait is biting back... it's time to get hooked on a new hero!

"A great action-packed adventure in the vein of Alex Rider and Young Bond." Amazon Review
"Like a Marvel film, there's a whole universe behind this that you don't see coming at all." Amazon Review

Boyd isn't the easiest person to get along with; he doesn't really like anyone at school and doesn’t have much in common with his family. But when his father suddenly goes missing, he hunts for answers the only way he knows how; by taking on anyone who gets in his way.

But a destructive global force is developing a new technology that has the power to alter the balance of our future, and they’ll do anything to protect it. If Boyd wants to find the truth and save everyone he cares about, he’s going to have to take on an enemy that’s hellbent on changing the world forever.

The unmissable new Young Adult Fantasy series - for fans of the Cherub series and Alex Rider books!

What Readers are saying about Operation Hurricane:

★★★★★ “It isn't the same, overused spy novels you might have read before. This is on a whole new level...”

★★★★★ “Brilliant and exciting!"

★★★★★ “Original and unique…”

★★★★★ “I've read a few young spy novels, so I had some presumptions about what this one may hold, but boy was I wrong!”

★★★★★ “I had high hopes for this book and all I can say is wow! I was NOT let down!”

★★★★★ Wow. Didn't expect that.... very impressed."

★★★★★ "Underpinning the fast-moving story are questions of friendship, family and fitting-in that will leave you guessing to the last chapter and beyond."

★★★★★ "The lead character isn't your usual teenage spy at all, he doesn't have the skills of James Bond and he's actually pretty flawed."

★★★★★ "The exciting story leaps of the page from the first chapter and doesn’t stop. Reminded me of the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles with a dash of Michael Crichton’s ability to weave in believable science fiction."