Terror Danger

In Terror Danger, the fifth explosive instalment in Dirk Volcano’s Dylan Danger series, Ellie Danger steps out of her father’s shadow and into the spotlight. As a newly minted CIA officer, Ellie has the skills and determination to make her mark, but she faces scepticism from those who doubt her abilities. When she uncovers intelligence about a terrorist plot capable of annihilating an entire city, Ellie must battle not only the ticking clock but also the disbelief of her peers. Giving up isn’t in her DNA—she’s a Danger, after all.

The adversary is a terrorist group so secretive and advanced that even the CIA struggles to comprehend their existence. Armed with cutting-edge technology and fanatical resolve, this shadowy organisation has devised a catastrophic plan, and the only person Ellie can trust to help her stop it is her father, Dylan Danger. Drawn out of retirement, Dylan must re-enter the deadly world he thought he’d left behind to assist Ellie in thwarting this unimaginable threat.

Together, Ellie and Dylan race against time, navigating a treacherous path filled with deception, betrayal, and relentless danger. From covert operations to high-stakes confrontations, they uncover truths that others would prefer to remain buried. This mission is more than a battle against terror—it’s a fight to reveal hidden agendas and expose dark secrets.

Packed with razor-sharp plotting, relentless action, and the emotional intensity of a father-daughter duo under immense pressure, Terror Danger delivers a riveting blend of suspense and heart. Dive into this pulse-pounding thriller and join the Dangers as they face their most perilous challenge yet. Don’t miss the adventure—secure your copy today!

Ellie Danger sat in a dimly lit room filled with the hum of computer servers and the chatter of intelligence analysts. Her eyes were fixed on a screen that displayed streams of intercepted messages, code names, and satellite imagery. It was her first week as an official CIA officer, and the weight of responsibility was both invigorating and daunting.

Her screen blinked, displaying an encrypted message that auto-decrypted within seconds. The contents made her eyes widen. A set of coordinates, a time stamp, and a single word: “Pandemonium.”

“Something wrong, Danger?” Her supervisor, Agent Ronald Pierce, glanced at her screen. “You look like you’ve seen a ghost.”

She hesitated, the alarming message still flashing on her screen. “I might have. I’ve got something that doesn’t match any known terrorist chatter or code. It’s like a ghost signal.”

Pierce chuckled. “Probably just noise. Ghost signals happen all the time.”

But Ellie couldn’t shake off her gut feeling. “With all due respect, sir, this feels different. The encryption level was too high for a simple misfire. I think we should take this seriously.”

Pierce rolled his eyes. “Fine, flag it. But don’t go calling for a DEFCON change.”

Ellie nodded and flagged the message for further review. But as the hours rolled on, her intuition gnawed at her. She decided to dig deeper, using software protocols that were not exactly by-the-book.

The coordinates led to an abandoned factory in Prague. The word “Pandemonium” had no known links to terrorist activities, but it seemed too specific to be random. And the time stamp was for tomorrow night.

Late in the evening, Ellie was still at her workstation, now cluttered with maps, encrypted messages, and historical data on Prague. Her eyes were bloodshot but determined.

The door behind her opened, and she quickly minimized her screen. To her surprise, it was not Pierce, but her own father, Dylan Danger.

“Hey, Ellie. Thought I’d drop by to see how my daughter’s first week on the job was going.” Dylan scanned the room, his experienced eyes immediately sensing tension.

She hesitated, then decided to come clean. “Dad, I’ve stumbled onto something. Something big. But no one’s taking me seriously.”

Dylan walked over and glanced at her screen. “Show me.”

She reopened the decrypted message and shared her findings. When she finished, Dylan’s eyes had that familiar glint she’d seen throughout her childhood whenever he sensed danger.

“If you think this is real, then it probably is,” he said softly.

“But they’re calling it a ghost signal, Dad. They think it’s noise,” Ellie replied, frustrated.

Dylan leaned in, his voice a whisper. “Sometimes the most dangerous threats are the ones no one believes exist. Let’s make them believe.”

His words were all the validation she needed. Ellie knew they had little time and an entire city’s safety possibly hanging in the balance. If her instincts were right, the clock was ticking on a catastrophe only the two of them could prevent.