Five novels: a counterespionage chief finds the wrong body in a Budapest morgue, is indicted over a dead child, loses her career to a private surveillance apparatus, and ends up running the programme she was hunting.
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Been up the last 3 nites til 3 am, can’t put it down!
Just started reading and do not want to put it down. No dinner tonight!
Great series. You will sit up all night reading!
Mark Severn died in a Budapest traffic accident. Homeland sent Sam Jameson to sign for his effects and be home by Saturday.
The body in the morgue belongs to somebody else.
Book Six. Under a multispectral lens the hotel walls light up with blood nobody bothered to clean, because nobody expected anyone to look. The trail runs home to an NSA deputy director killing Americans with drones.
Book Seven. Sarah Beth McCulley was five years old. She died on the grass in Arlington four seconds after Sam said take him. Homeland suspends her. Justice indicts her. A senator says her name on television, slowly.
Book Eight. March took twelve people and Sam's career. By August she is in Charleston — sober, unemployed, going to the movies alone. Then a man she once helped interrogate slides a note across her table: Alexander Wells is alive. The trail was laid for her by a private apparatus riding the NSA's own wires.
Book Nine. No badge, no backup, a stolen .45, and twenty-four hours to find three men whose implanted chips are the only keys to a darknet conspiracy no agency will touch.
Book Ten. A note on the kitchen counter in Brock's handwriting. A hostage video in his voice. Neither one of them is him.
Five novels. The second arc of the million-selling Sam Jameson series, for readers of Daniel Silva, Mark Greaney, Barry Eisler and Brad Thor.
The first arc took away Sam Jameson's institution. This one takes away the premise that she was ever on the outside of the problem.
The machine that watches everyone doesn't work for the government anymore.
For readers of Daniel Silva, Mark Greaney, Barry Eisler and Daniel Suarez.
Five novels that take away the premise she was ever outside the problem. By the tenth she is operating the apparatus she spent five books hunting, and she was put in the chair by forged evidence.
Suspended, indicted, burned, and by the middle of these five operating with no legal authority whatsoever. She executes a man in chapter one of one of them and audits her own motives to the last page.
A private apparatus riding the NSA's own wires, a biometric kill list, implanted keys, a composited face and a synthesized voice. Every mechanism across these five books can be bought or rented today.
The machine that watches everyone doesn't work for the government anymore.
She said take him. Four seconds later a five-year-old was dead.
The note was in his handwriting. The video was in his voice. Neither one was him.
No badge. No backup. Twenty-four hours.
She spent five books hunting the programme. Then they made her run it.
The note was in his handwriting. The video was in his voice. Neither one was him.
A five-year-old dies four seconds after Sam gives an order. Justice indicts her. Somebody arranged all of it.
Badge gone, alarm logs falsified, and every camera she would use to prove it owned by the people hunting her.
A private intelligence service running on the government's own wires. No charter, no oversight, no record it exists.
The retired legend holding both ends of the string has already decided which of his employers to bury first.
The note was in his handwriting. The video was in his voice. Neither one of them was him.
Drone command and control, implanted keys, composited faces, a synthesized voice. Every mechanism across these five books can be bought or rented today.
Five books of people who assumed there would never be a reckoning. By the tenth, the woman they framed is running the apparatus they hid behind.
“Right up there with James Patterson, David Baldacci, Nelson DeMille, and Frederick Forsyth.”
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“Sharp, extremely well written, and scary as hell!”
“Special Agent Sam Jameson is one very tough, gutsy lady… one of the best suspense/thriller books I have read in a long while. My new favourite suspense author.”
“I love this series… Love this smart mouthed, sassy, sexy agent. I hope her luck holds in future books!”
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Read them all and loved them. Can’t wait for more.