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Operation Shadowfall
Paperback
Publisher: Ethan Ross
Published: Dec 8 2025
Pages: 268
Weight: 0.69
Height: 0.61 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
In the heart of Chicago, disgraced former FBI Agent Maya Vega lives a solitary, cynical life as a private investigator, haunted by a professional failure five years prior. That failure cost her career and her trust in the system. But the past returns with a vengeance when a cryptic call forces her back into the world of espionage to protect Ethan Vance-the rigid, professional head of Aegis Security who signed her termination papers and now has a massive target on his back from a powerful global organization known as The Syndicate.
Operation Shadowfall plunges Maya and Ethan into a high-stakes race for survival. As they navigate the rain-slicked streets of Chicago, they uncover a deep conspiracy that reaches the highest levels of national security. Forced to operate off-grid, with only paper files and a shared, contentious history to guide them, they must overcome their bitter mutual distrust to expose a mole and prevent a devastating terrorist attack on a global summit.
From the quiet suburbs of Chicago to a high-tech fortress in the Panamanian jungle, the opulence of a Dubai superyacht, and the icy isolation of a Swiss Alps chalet, Maya and Ethan become ghosts-untraceable operatives fighting a shadow war for global stability. They are the only ones who can stop the Syndicate's elusive Director, facing betrayals at every turn and navigating a world where the lines between loyalty and treason are permanently blurred. This fast-paced romantic thriller is a game of survival, trust, and high-stakes action, where the only thing more dangerous than the mission is their undeniable, inconvenient attraction to each other.
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