Peter Hanington Books in Order
Explore Peter Hanington books in order, following BBC reporter William Carver through international investigations, with publication dates and book summaries.
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Peter Hanington books in publication order
4 books
A Dying Breed
by Peter Hanington
2016
BBC reporter William Carver investigates a bombing in Kabul despite warnings to abandon the story. Inexperienced producer Patrick must manage his unpredictable colleague as the inquiry exposes connections stretching from Afghanistan to British political power.
A Single Source
by Peter Hanington
2019
William Carver reports from Cairo during the Arab Spring while two Eritrean brothers undertake a perilous journey toward Europe. Their stories converge amid human trafficking, weapons smuggling, and the struggle to tell complicated truths.
A Cursed Place
by Peter Hanington
2021
Reporter William Carver encounters the reach of a technology company trading in surveillance and personal data. From Chilean mines to Hong Kong protests, his investigation threatens people he loves and challenges his approach to journalism.
The Burning Time
by Peter Hanington
2023
Journalist William Carver investigates suspicious disappearances among climate scientists. An inventor’s promise to rescue the planet offers the fossil fuel industry a convenient escape, but uncovering who is targeting scientists and campaigners puts Carver and his colleagues under pressure.
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