Information Unreliable

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Danny Kerr is awaiting trial for the one thing he actually did — and being quietly used by strangers for a string of crimes he had no part in.

Four years after the stadium ceremony he nearly died protecting, Danny is rebuilding a small, careful life on a Yorkshire moor, working the fuel bowser at a struggling flying club, when a letter arrives from a marine surveyor in Vlissingen. Four unlisted containers have gone down off the West African coast. And somewhere in the paperwork, a name has surfaced: an Englishman, unlicensed, with no standing, who has done this kind of thing once already.

Danny never touched those containers. But his reputation has become currency in a world he thought he'd left behind — a broker using his name as an unfalsifiable reference, a network he's never met trading on a competence that was never for sale. To clear it, he'll need the help of the one man he has every reason never to trust again: Voss, the architect of the very danger that first cost Danny his licence, his career, and nearly his life.

What follows is a patient, dangerous game of true things carefully arranged — while Danny's trial closes in, his daughter's trust hangs by a thread, and the broker using his name grows more desperate, and more reckless, with every passing week.

Information Unreliable is Book Three in the Danny Kerr series — a story about the cost of a good name, the discipline it takes to fight a lie with nothing but the truth, and how far a man will go to protect a family he once feared he'd lost for good.