Code Zero: The unputdownable international bestselling technothriller

Review\n"A GUARDIAN BOOK OF THE MONTH: [Exposes] the dark underbelly of social media giants' societal control via the manipulation of data. Elsberg is nothing if not prescient." —Guardian\n"A highly topical nightmarish scenario, which Elsberg says became a reality long ago." - - Hit radio rt1\n"Blackout is truly terrifying in its all-too-realistic premise. The action jumps from country to country as the blackout spreads, racing towards an ending which is absolutely lights-out." —Sandra Block, author, Little Black Lies, on Blackout\n"Part Dan Brown–style chase and part eco-thriller, this debut-a best-seller in Germany-will get people talking. " —Booklist, on Blackout\n"lsberg delivers a thrilling read and sucks readers into a mind-boggling, all too scary world." — Library Journal, on Blackout\n"Fast, tense, thrilling—and timely: this will happen one day. Highly recommended." —Lee Child on Blackout\n"Intriguing and authentic, Blackout crackles with tension." —Grant Blackwood, on Blackout\n"Brilliantly written." —Charles Belfoure, author, The Paris Architect, on Blackout\nZERO, an anonymous activist, has given the world a warning: stop the tech giants before it’s too late. But is anyone listening? Thousands of teenagers are signing up to Freemee, the biggest new social media site, uploading personal information in exchange for advice on what to eat, how to dress, even how to choose their friends. No one questions what Freemee is doing with all that data. Until hundreds of users begin to take their lives. What will it take to bring down the Freemee mastermind, and who is up to the job?