*Styrus, a computer virus so powerful it can penetrate any computer and steal its secrets,
has fallen into the hands of the wrong man
*His name - Smith
*His ambition - to rule the world
When fans demanded a sequel to Running, Barbara Spencer was happy to oblige. Set in the 21st century, Turning Point portrays a world which we may very easily come to inherit. One dominated by money and greed, with Europe a major world power and England reduced to island status off the coast of Europe, in which the little guy stands no chance.
The action-packed, Turning Point follows Scott Anderson and Bill, one of the scientists that created Styrus, as they head for Geneva - where Bill is to address the United Nations and formally hand over control of the computer programme. Meanwhile Mr. Smith, despite a massive manhunt by the American Secret Service, continues his meteoric rise to power, driving global corporations into bankruptcy.
When Scott accidentally overhears a secret conversation, the mirage of calm and safety that his family and friends have tried so hard to create is shattered forever. Within forty-eight hours, Scott has become a wanted criminal, accused of gunning down an innocent bystander; his bodyguard, his home, and his father - all gone. With only his school friends believing in his innocence, Scott heads for Exeter on his motorbike to the headquarters of the American Secret Service - only to find that destroyed too.
Barbara Spencer's new book once again offers young adults a thrilling, roller-coaster of a read.
This is Book 1 in the Runkus Black Trilogy Series. See all Runkus Black Trilogy books here.
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With a background as exciting as any of her stories, children's author Barbara Spencer now lives and works in Somerset. Passionate about the importance of books in today's society, Barbara is a frequent visitor to both primary and secondary schools, where she talks about writers and writing.
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