The Paris Protocol
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Fame was his cover. Now it’s a death sentence. When CIA agent Brad James, undercover as a popstar, discovers a plot to overthrow the power structure in the United States, he is abandoned by his superiors and targeted for assassination. Can he stay alive long enough to foil the conspiracy, clear his name, and bring the real traitors to justice?
“Fast-moving, atmospheric, and packed with tension…perfect for readers who enjoy classic international thrillers with a dark edge.” -IndieReader
“The Paris Protocol is brilliant historical espionage fiction, and proves just how much period detail can sharpen a conspiracy thriller.… Well written and unpredictable, readers who enjoy historical espionage fiction will adore this.” -Jamie Michele, Readers’ Favorite, 5/5 Stars
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Paris, 1976. Brad James—CIA agent working undercover as a pop star with a hit record and a sold-out dinner show—is accused of collaborating with a rogue FBI agent turned terrorist. When the only person who can clear his name is brutally tortured and murdered, Brad realizes he’s next.
Hunted by the very system he served, Brad follows the rogue agent into the shadowy world of political powerbrokers and their network of financiers, sex workers, trafficked women, spies, and enforcers where he uncovers a deep-state plan to overthrow the U.S. government.
Can he stay alive long enough to foil the conspiracy, clear his name, and bring the real traitors to justice?
The Paris Protocol is a Cold War thriller about power, paranoia, betrayal, and survival—where glamour masks danger and there is no safe side to trust.
If you enjoyed All the President’s Men, The Day of the Jackal, and conspiracies that feel uncomfortably real, this book is for you.
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