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Book Spotlight: Deadly Odds 9.0 by Allen Wyler

Welcome to the TRB Lounge. Today, we are featuring Allen Wyler for his latest release, Deadly Odds 9.0.

Book: Deadly Odds 9.0
Author: Allen Wyler
Series: Deadly Odds Book #9
Publication Date: July 14, 2026
Pages: 264 pages
Publisher: Stairway Press
Genre: Thriller
Available in: Kindle & Paperback
For Readers Who Enjoy: John Sanford, Robert Crais, and Don Winslow

About the Book

When white-hat hacker Arnold Gold feels that unmistakable prickle of danger crawl up his spine, he knows the past has finally caught up with him. The ruthless terrorist cell he thought was dismantled is back-and this time, they want him dead. Every routine moment becomes a potential ambush, every shadow a watching eye, and one bad decision could be his last.

Outnumbered and hunted, Arnold turns to the one ally he can trust: SAM, his self-built artificial-intelligence network. While SAM races to unmask the cell’s new leadership and hiding place, Arnold must stay a move ahead of enemies who are as patient as they are lethal. The more SAM uncovers, the clearer it becomes that this isn’t just unfinished business-it’s a meticulously planned reckoning.

Set against the tech-savvy backdrop of Seattle, Deadly Odds 9.0 is a high-velocity techno-thriller where dark money, data trails, and jihadist revenge intersect. As the net tightens and time runs out, Arnold Gold has to gamble everything on his skills, his instincts, and a machine intelligence that may be his only chance at survival-because this time, the odds aren’t just deadly. They’re personal.

You can find Deadly Odds 9.0 here
Amazon | Goodreads

About the Author

Allen Wyler

Allen’s thrillers have twice been nominated for the prestigious Thriller Award. He has served on the Board of Directors of the International Thriller Writers and is also an active member of the North American Crime Writers and Mystery Writers of America. He lives in Seattle.

You can find author Wyler here:
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