The Dark Asset - Okocha, Edmund
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Leta Troutman is a skilled CIA Operative Leta Troutman, a top CIA agent in Nigeria, becomes the target of assassination attempts. The sophisticated nature of these attacks indicates a mole within the CIA, leading Leta to doubt her own agency. Going off the grid, she revisits past missions and relationships to uncover the traitor. As she digs deeper, the distinction between allies and enemies becomes unclear. In The Dark Asset, Leta races against time, facing both her adversaries and her own agency, to expose the betrayal and confront her past's ghosts. The story blurs the lines between loyalty…mehr

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Leta Troutman is a skilled CIA Operative Leta Troutman, a top CIA agent in Nigeria, becomes the target of assassination attempts. The sophisticated nature of these attacks indicates a mole within the CIA, leading Leta to doubt her own agency. Going off the grid, she revisits past missions and relationships to uncover the traitor. As she digs deeper, the distinction between allies and enemies becomes unclear. In The Dark Asset, Leta races against time, facing both her adversaries and her own agency, to expose the betrayal and confront her past's ghosts. The story blurs the lines between loyalty and deception, with Leta's survival at stake. Cool stuff in the back... In the throes of the Civil Rights Movement, as passionate voices cried out for justice and streets echoed with the spirit of change, the Central Intelligence Agency operated from the shadows, silently observing, influencing, and sometimes colliding with this monumental wave. The dance between an agency known for secrecy and a movement demanding transparency was as intricate as it was intense. Here, in the junction of espionage and civil rights, stories of unseen alliances, covert operations, and hidden agendas unfurled. This intersection reminds us that the pursuit of national security and the fight for human dignity are not always parallel paths, but in pivotal moments of history, they can dramatically intersect. Let me know what you think. We can put this blurb on the paperback as well.