
Synopsis
Extremity is a nail-biting, time-travelling police procedural from bestselling author Nicholas Binge. For fans of True Detective and Philip K. Dick.
āEasily in the running for the best novella of the yearā ā The Fantasy Hive
Infamous police detective Julia Torgrimsen is brought out of forced retirement to investigate the murder of Bruno Donaldson, a billionaire she worked with while undercover. But she doesnāt expect to find two bodies. Both are Bruno, identical down to the fingerprints ā and both have been shot.
She soon finds herself on the hunt for a mysterious assassin who has been taking out Londonās rich elite one by one. But when she finally catches up with her quarry, she unveils a world of deadly secrets: impossible documents about future stock market crashes; mysterious doppelgangers; and a conspiracy that threatens the entire human race.
To have any chance solving this mystery, Julia will have to revisit her undercover past and the brutal act that destroyed her once-legendary career . . .
āI was so tense I could feel every muscle locking up in my bodyā ā FanFiAddict
āA sharp, intelligent, and potent shot of sci-fi thriller excellenceā ā Ginger Nuts of Horror
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Readers are gripped by Extremity:
āI didnāt want it to endā ā 5* Goodreads Review
āExcellent, fast-paced, and incredibly funā ā 5* Goodreads Review
āTotally gripping and I wanted it to be longer as I didn't want it to finishā ā 5* Goodreads Review
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Old-school creepy . . . five-star horror
A rollicking good read. Playful, inventive and vivid, with addictive narrative drive. Astonishingly accomplished
Binge has written a profound and elegiac story that examines science, faith and the concept of humanity itself ā what it means to live and die, to yearn and strive, and all the spaces in between. I will be thinking about this one for a long time
Binge is an author to watch, and if his subsequent novels are anything close to Ascension, Iāll be reading every single one. A fantastic achievement thatāll make me look at my beloved mountains twice




















