Deep Cover

They crossed the border years ago.
They bought the land legally.
They buried the weapons in silence.

Now Captain Jill Sinclair has seventy-two hours to stop a coordinated attack-launched not from Beijing, but from inside the United States.

When Arctic research stations begin burning, Jill is sent to investigate what looks like Russian aggression. Instead, she uncovers breadcrumbs left by a desperate whistleblower: shipping containers filled with military-grade systems, smuggled across the Canadian border and buried beneath Chinese-owned farmland near U.S. Air Force bases, missile silos, and critical power infrastructure.

The attack will hit simultaneously.
Casualties: catastrophic.
Response time: zero.

But when Jill tries to sound the alarm, she discovers something worse than foreign infiltration: the system itself has been compromised. Someone at the highest level doesn't want her investigation to succeed-because exposing the attack means exposing the leverage that made it possible.

Now hunted by the agencies she serves, Jill faces an impossible choice. The enemy can predict her every move because they've mapped her conscience-they know what she'll refuse to sacrifice. Every "right" choice tightens the trap.

To stop the attack, Jill must become someone the system can no longer predict. That means accepting losses she'll never be able to justify, vanishing from the official record, and stepping outside the protection of the country she's spent her life defending.

Deep Cover is a high-stakes thriller about what happens when doing the right thing is exactly what your enemy is counting on.

The enemy isn't coming.
They're already here.