The Taipei Signal
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The Taipei Signal
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AI Voice Daniel
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Narrated by:
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AI Voice Daniel
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Written by:
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Derick Johannes
This title uses virtual voice narration
Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.
The Taipei Signal is first in the The Taiwan Red Line Trilogy series.
Daniel turns his gaze upward, to the orbital deterrence architecture hidden above the strait, and the most dangerous floor of all. as a yield, optimisation consultant, intelligence operative Daniel Vaughn arrives in Taipei to investigate what his handlers call a “minor anomaly” inside a semiconductor packaging facility. It should be routine: a few weeks reviewing test data, a quiet report, a flight home.
It is anything but.
The deeper Daniel probes Taiwan’s chip-test infrastructure, the more he senses something buried beneath the numbers. The yields are too clean. The silence is too deliberate. Someone has been watching the data as closely as he has, and for far longer.
As pressure mounts from Beijing and betrayal threatens from within, Daniel is drawn into governance resets, boardroom manoeuvring and corporate intrigue where every ally has an agenda. His only anchor is Sophia: formidable, guarded and impossible to read. Their fragile alliance may be all that stands between a quiet investigation and a regional crisis.
Then a pre-registered disclosure surfaces in Paris, filed long before anyone knew what it would reveal. The clock starts. Escalation is no longer a choice.
Only at the end does Daniel grasp the truth: the chips were never the prize. They were how someone learned the shield.
Taut, intelligent and unsettlingly plausible, the first book in the Taiwan Red Line Trilogy is a thriller about the invisible infrastructure holding the world together, and what happens when someone learns exactly where it breaks.
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