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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
MATTHEW REILLY is the international bestselling author of seven other novels:7 Deadly Wonders, Ice Station, Temple, Contest, Area 7, Scarecrow, and the children’s book Hover Car Racer, and one novella,Hell Island. His books are published in more than twenty languages, and he has sold more than 3 million books worldwide. In addition to his novels, he has recently written a television show for the ABC network, set in the world of international publishing.
