The Bestselling, Page-turning Thriller Series ‘They’ don’t want You to Read

Download or buy Dirty Geese,
the book that Twitter / X tried to Ban.

Two out-of-their-depth MPs, Esme Kanha and Harry Colbey, stumble upon a conspiracy between an AI company and corrupt politicians in their party. They must tread carefully in a world where what can see watches, what can hear listens, and what can be followed is tracked.

About Lou Gilmond

Hi, I’m Lou Gilmond, author of Dirty Geese, the #1 Amazon bestseller, which is the first book in the Kanha and Colbey thriller series.

I write thrillers which look at technology in development and think forward to what the world will be like when it is in our everyday lives. A sort of ‘Tomorrow’.

Click here to find out more about me and my writing.

Is AI Good or Bad?

  • AI will bring us life-changing enhancements: breakthroughs in medicine, increased national productivity, and digital assistants to help us in our everyday work and our outside-of-work lives.
  • But there are risks associated with the development of AI: loss of privacy, an increase in intrusive surveillance, a threat to our democracies and potentially even a threat to humanity.
  • In the science-fiction film, Terminator, Sarah Connor is given the message, ‘There is no fate, but what we make.’ And right now that ‘we’ is us. Click here to find out more.

Already read Dirty Geese?

Download Palisade, the next in the Kanha and Colbey Thrillers

’The constant presence of AI creates a foreboding atmosphere’ – CRIME FICTION LOVER


’Ripples throughout with an undercurrent of suspense and tension’ – @AMWBOOKS

What will AI bring to our future?

The Kanha and Colbey thrillers are set ‘tomorrow’.

In them, a Big Tech company has gathered together everything that is known about us into one system and its AI has started watching us in real time. It knows where we go, who we see, what we like, what we don’t like.

When a corrupt government links its national surveillance into the system, there really is nowhere to hide.

People tell me they think the future outlined in Dirty Geese, Palisade and Divinity Games is all too believable and all too near, and it terrifies them.

Click here to find out how much of it is based on reality. Is AI watching us?