Dark Protocol

De: Robert Dobbs

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Experienced CIA agent Henry Jones finds signs of a covert agency penetration and wonders how extensively business interests have seized U.S. intelligence. Dubbed the Dark Protocol, this covert network turns real missions into mercenaries by controlling worldwide battles for personal benefit. Driven by allegiance to real national security—and troubled by the human costs he has seen—Henry dares to reveal the plot.

Supported by Alex Carter, a moral whistleblower in hiding, and Elena Volkov, a disillusioned foreign agent, Henry runs against merciless surveillance under the mysterious Kessler. Their disclosures start a political firestorm, revealing missions rebranded for-profit and whole battle zones molded by corporate avarice. Henry suffers hazardous betrayals, lost alliances, and near-fatal skirmishes while legislators search for solutions and the public calls for reform; all of this is in service to a truth too significant to ignore.

Henry must forsake his old affiliations, acquaintances, and the typical life he once envisaged to bring down the Dark Protocol. Therefore, he faces an even more difficult personal cost as the worldwide scandal unfolds in congressional hearings, high-level resignations, and splintered alliances. Knowing that compassion might be the only road toward actual justice, Henry struggles in a last encounter with the moral line separating revenge from honesty.

The Dark Protocol explores the ethical gray areas of covert operations, where corporate profit tangles with government secrets, and few emerge without scars. This book is a thrilling thriller about espionage. Bursting with shocking revelations, frantic searches, and the burning question of what we owe to the innocent, this book follows one man's battle for authenticity in a society rife with moral compromise—and the bittersweet triumph of those who risk all to preserve the truth.