About
The Consensus Files is a four-book Cold War spy-fi thriller series in which the greatest threat is not nuclear war, but the loss of humanity’s ability to disagree.
Beginning in 1955, British intelligence officers Giles Harrington and Lucy Howard uncover Decision Locking—a technology that suppresses doubt, eliminates opposition and creates consensus while leaving its victims convinced they chose freely. From California and Murmansk to revolutionary Budapest, crisis-torn Algiers and the House of Commons, the technology evolves from influencing a single room to threatening the decisions of nations.
Blending real Cold War events and historical figures with speculative science and espionage, The Consensus Files asks a chilling question: what happens when certainty becomes a weapon—and disagreement becomes our last defense against tyranny?
