The Infiltrator

Book One of the Buxton Nanite Thrillers

They broke his body. Now they want to weaponise his mind.

Arthur Buxton was one of The Agency’s best. Until a botched arrest leaves him with a shattered spine and a career buried under a medal. When the calls stop and the walls close in, a lifeline appears: a classified spinal implant, the chance to walk again… and a transfer to an off-books unit that answers to no one.

The job: infiltration without a cover. Targets are seeded with nanomachines. Silent parasites that latch onto the brain and turn a human body into a receiver. From a locked-down facility, Arthur can drop his consciousness into criminals and drive them like stolen cars, tearing organisations apart from the inside while The Agency keeps its hands clean.

The price: he disappears. No family. No friends. No way back. Behind the facility’s locked doors, Arthur isn’t a hero, or even an agent. He’s hardware: monitored, medicated, deployed… and broken a little more each time he’s used.

After every mission he snaps back into his own body, and into agony, as if the tech is stripping him down to nothing. Then the alarms start. Someone is probing the network, testing doors that were built to stay shut. If the facility falls, Arthur won’t just lose his freedom. He’ll become a weapon in someone else’s hands. And the people holding the switch may be closer than he thinks.

The Infiltrator is a high-stakes techno-thriller of covert agencies, invasive nanotech, and weaponised surveillance. Perfect for readers who like near-future science, espionage tradecraft, and action that hits hard.

Start reading today and find out who’s really in control.