Cabo Caper – The CIA International Thriller Series Book 1
Before he was running counterterrorism out of Langley, Biff Roberts was a field operative, the kind of guy who took the hard assignments and came home in one piece. Cabo Caper is where his story starts, and it starts with the vacation every parent dreads. A family trip to Cabo San Lucas with sun and margaritas and nothing on the agenda, until his son disappears.
The ransom note that follows doesn’t read like any ransom note should. It’s cryptic, it doesn’t add up, and it sends Biff down a path far more convoluted than a straightforward kidnapping for money. Somewhere along that path he realizes the people who took his son were never after cash in the first place, and whatever they actually want is a great deal worse.
What Biff uncovers is a bio-terrorism plot aimed squarely at American soil, still in motion, still preventable if he moves fast enough. The father who came to Mexico looking for a quiet week with his family ends up the only man standing between that plot and the country it’s built to hit. This is the book that turns a veteran operative into the man readers will follow through several more missions, and it starts, as the best ones do, with something personal.
