DOUBLE TRIP THREES – CP Carrington

The author introduces us to a world of conspiracies through a series of intricate stories intertwining around the world. In the UK, the Middle East, Russia, Africa, India and the US, key actors play out events to promote their own interests while state organisations seek to defend their societies against known and unknown forces. With secret services and journalists involved in an ongoing interactive game aimed at discovering and explaining, protecting and safeguarding international security, politicians and military leaders seek to understand strange incidents. Meanwhile, disappearances and plots to eliminate key individuals lead to action-packed international chases all set against the background of the mysterious Order, with its objective of saving humanity from extinction. Witty conversations together with exchanges of insights, make this an intriguing, highly compelling story filled with seasoned intelligence and specialist knowledge producing twists and turns with new discoveries around every new corner. The author’s insight into the worlds of politics, the media, espionage and culture, make this an intriguing, highly compelling, thought-provoking story full of adrenaline.

Double Trip Threes is the second book in the Melrose Trilogy. It follows on directly from the dramatic ending to the first book, The Ghost of Carter’s Caravan. Maintaining the balance of a fast-paced thriller while exploring the deeper meaning of what it means to be human.

CP Carrington was born in St Albans but grew up in Somerset. After gaining a postgraduate research degree, he moved to London to work as a political adviser, which included a role in the House of Commons as a Committee Specialist. Subsequently, he ran national media operations and was a communication consultant. He then moved to Abu Dhabi working for international PR agencies providing strategic communication advice to some of the region’s top companies, government departments and major projects. After fifteen years in the Middle East, he returned to the UK to continue his writing.