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The Masada Protocol

Steve Barber is a veteran reconnaissance Marine who now works on covert operations for the Defense Department. Sent on a sensitive intelligence assignment inside Israel, he is partnered with Neena Shahud, a Mossad operative with a sharp temper and a personal grudge against Hezbollah fighters. After she is nearly killed, Steve has to keep her alive and follow the trail of what is pushing the region toward open conflict. Their search for answers forces them to act quickly, because the clock is running and the danger reaches far beyond one agent's private war. Together they must uncover who is behind the unrest and stop it before it spreads.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 350 pages

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