Black Amber

by Ursula Wong

Overview

How do you choose between fuel and freedom?

President Vera Koslova of Russia seeks to return Russia back to a superpower using oil and gas revenues. Neighboring countries fear Russia will use her energy supply to exert political influence. Even the Americans are nervous. But Koslova’s subsea natural gas pipeline is saving Europe from its worst energy crisis in decades.

Then the gas stops flowing—cyberterrorism. Koslova’s enemies claim she ordered it to show power and control, but Lithuanian journalist Lena Markus discovers the truth. Revealing it may drive Koslova to war. Saying nothing may plunge Europe into darkness.

In Book Four of the Amber War series, natural gas becomes a terrifying weapon in Russia’s political arsenal. Is China her next target?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940163407187
Publisher:	Ursula Wong
Publication date:	12/01/2019
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	893,257
File size:	352 KB

About the Author

Ursula Wong writes gripping stories about strong women who struggle against impossible odds to achieve their dreams. Her work has appeared in Everyday Fiction, Spinetingler Magazine, Mystery Reader’s Journal, and the Insanity Tales anthologies. She is a professional speaker appearing regularly on TV and radio.

Her World War II historical fiction thriller Amber Wolf, the first in the Amber War series, is about a young Lithuanian woman who joins resistance fighters. Amber War, the second in the series, tells a little-known story of post-World War II Eastern Europe and the continuing fight against the Soviet occupation. Amber Widow, third book in the series, matches Eastern European radicals against Russia in a vicious game of nuclear chess. Black Amber, fourth book, has cyberterrorists attack the pipeline bringing natural gas from Russia into Germany. In Gypsy Amber, fifth book, Russia unleashes a devious plot to thwart China’s territorial expansion into Central Asia.

For more information about Ursula and her books, visit her website at http://ursulawong.wordpress.com.