My latest novel, Source Code, was just released on Amazon in Kindle and paperback formats
Here is what you can expect:
Three thousand miles away, Libya is tearing itself apart. A civil war is raging. Weapons are moving through channels that don’t officially exist, and the money behind them runs straight to a consulate in Benghazi that has less than two months left standing. Then a hostage crisis erupts in the tribal badlands of Pakistan, and the Haqqani network turns up in a place it has no business being. Three continents, three catastrophes, and a director at Langley who has stopped believing in coincidence.
Biff Roberts has spent his career at the CIA taking the official version of events at face value. But this time the official version collapses in the same three places, and nobody with the authority to ask why seems interested in asking. Paired with a trusted operative inside Mossad, he starts pulling a thread that ties a downed helicopter to a burning consulate to a hostage nobody was supposed to find alive. What it leads back to isn’t a foreign enemy. It’s an agency he swore to protect.
Built from declassified reports, open source intelligence, and the questions the official record never bothered to answer, Source Code is the seventh installment in the series and the story conspiracy theorists have been chasing for over a decade, told the way it actually could have happened.
Some cover-ups don’t stay buried. This one didn’t.
It would mean the world to me it if you would purchase a copy and leave me an honest review on Amazon. I am hoping to reach best seller status.
And even though it’s the seventh installment of the series, this book can easily be read as a standalone.
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