When journalist Ben Maddox is thrust full-throttle into an investigation for Zephon TV, he worries that he's in over his head. But as he digs deeper, he realises that what's really important is being prepared to fight for what you believe in, and if that means risking his life, then that's exactly what he will have to do...
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This zip-along thriller set amid politics, deportation, kidnapping and investigative journalism has a very here-and-now feel. -- The Bookseller 20050101 Ten Days to Zero is a brilliantly constructed thriller ... Hopping through various formats, the reader is drawn into a narrative web that is utterly absorbing. There is a filmic quality that will appeal to less committed readers, but Ashley doesn't pander to them. -- The Guardian 20050501
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Len Wyatt was sweating in front of the cameras, straining to read his words from the autocue. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Ben Maddox, Dennis Scott, Claude Chaumet, Kath Lewis, Home Secretary, Home Office, Zephon Television, Caitlin Jones, Fran Scott, Princess Anne, Laurina Modeste, Len Wyatt, Bloom Ramsaran, Doug Way, Jonny Aaranovitch, Lippard Street, Frances Scott, High School, Kenneth Richards, Manuel Coelho, Jesus Guimet, Augustin Baptiste, United Nations, Bill Finch, Robert Freed New!
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Len Wyatt was sweating in front of the cameras, straining to read his words from the autocue. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
drama block, tape clicks, transcribed from tape, roller shutter Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Ben Maddox, Dennis Scott, Claude Chaumet, Kath Lewis, Home Secretary, Home Office, Zephon Television, Caitlin Jones, Fran Scott, Princess Anne, Laurina Modeste, Len Wyatt, Bloom Ramsaran, Doug Way, Jonny Aaranovitch, Lippard Street, Frances Scott, High School, Kenneth Richards, Manuel Coelho, Jesus Guimet, Augustin Baptiste, United Nations, Bill Finch, Robert Freed New!
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