The Undeclared War

In a near-future Britain preparing for a general election, a young analyst joins the country’s signals intelligence agency just as a major cyber-attack threatens the electoral system. The team must navigate escalating danger, political pressure, and uncertainty while trying to protect national security and public trust.

My take

You may enjoy this if you like politically charged spy thrillers such as Bodyguard or Vigil, especially stories about cyber warfare and social unrest; Not for you if you want consistently tight pacing and technical realism.

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