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Framed: Andy Flint Thriller Series Book Five
THE EVIDENCE SAYS THEY’RE GUILTY.
FLINT KNOWS THEY’VE BEEN FRAMED.
Two men disappear in Germany. Days later, they are accused of stealing highly classified intelligence and passing it to the Russians.
The evidence is damning.
But former CIA operative Andy Flint knows something is wrong.
Tomas Dortman and Hans Wolf are his friends. He knows them. And when Flint starts asking questions, the holes in the official story become impossible to ignore.
Why would an experienced intelligence officer use an outdated username and password to break into a heavily secured German facility?
Why would he leave his laptop behind?
And why are the people who should be helping Flint telling him to stop looking?
As he digs deeper, Flint uncovers a dangerous conspiracy involving German intelligence, Russian agents, political power, and stolen secrets. Someone has gone to extraordinary lengths to make Dortman and Wolf look guilty.
Then a woman who could expose the truth is murdered.
Now Flint is being watched. His movements are tracked. His contacts are compromised. And suddenly the former CIA operative finds himself under investigation for murder, espionage and helping a foreign intelligence service.
The message from his former colleagues is Stop investigating.
But Flint has never been good at walking away.
With the German police closing in, Russian intelligence circling, and powerful people desperate to keep the truth buried,
Flint must expose the real conspiracy before the frame-up claims another victim.
Because when the evidence has been manufactured, who do you trust?
Framed is a gripping international espionage thriller packed with CIA intrigue, Russian intelligence, political conspiracy, murder, deception, and relentless suspense.
If you like Jack Ryan-style espionage, flawed heroes, international conspiracies, and twists that keep you guessing until the end, Andy Flint's latest mission will keep you turning the pages.
FLINT KNOWS THEY’VE BEEN FRAMED.
Two men disappear in Germany. Days later, they are accused of stealing highly classified intelligence and passing it to the Russians.
The evidence is damning.
But former CIA operative Andy Flint knows something is wrong.
Tomas Dortman and Hans Wolf are his friends. He knows them. And when Flint starts asking questions, the holes in the official story become impossible to ignore.
Why would an experienced intelligence officer use an outdated username and password to break into a heavily secured German facility?
Why would he leave his laptop behind?
And why are the people who should be helping Flint telling him to stop looking?
As he digs deeper, Flint uncovers a dangerous conspiracy involving German intelligence, Russian agents, political power, and stolen secrets. Someone has gone to extraordinary lengths to make Dortman and Wolf look guilty.
Then a woman who could expose the truth is murdered.
Now Flint is being watched. His movements are tracked. His contacts are compromised. And suddenly the former CIA operative finds himself under investigation for murder, espionage and helping a foreign intelligence service.
The message from his former colleagues is Stop investigating.
But Flint has never been good at walking away.
With the German police closing in, Russian intelligence circling, and powerful people desperate to keep the truth buried,
Flint must expose the real conspiracy before the frame-up claims another victim.
Because when the evidence has been manufactured, who do you trust?
Framed is a gripping international espionage thriller packed with CIA intrigue, Russian intelligence, political conspiracy, murder, deception, and relentless suspense.
If you like Jack Ryan-style espionage, flawed heroes, international conspiracies, and twists that keep you guessing until the end, Andy Flint's latest mission will keep you turning the pages.
408 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 1, 2023
About the author
Peter Kozmar
19 books15 followersPeter was born near Manchester in the North West of England into a working class family. He studied Engineering at University where he joined the British Army.
During his service he worked in Russia, Ukraine, and other interesting countries. After reaching the rank of major, he resigned his Commission and moved with his family to New Zealand where he led an active, outdoors life.
However, after a skiing accident Peter started writing, this allowed him to refocus and develop new skills.
Peter has written about Andy Flint, starting with The Beginning Series (Defector and Double Cross). These stories are initially set in 1993 and after the Beginning Series we move forward to find Andy Flint as he is today. A very different man.
If you like fast paced, action packed page turners with a thread of conspiracy in your thriller series, then Andy Flint is for you.
Peter lives in Wellington, New Zealand. His kids have now left home leaving him with his wife and a mischievous Labrador, Pembroke.
During his service he worked in Russia, Ukraine, and other interesting countries. After reaching the rank of major, he resigned his Commission and moved with his family to New Zealand where he led an active, outdoors life.
However, after a skiing accident Peter started writing, this allowed him to refocus and develop new skills.
Peter has written about Andy Flint, starting with The Beginning Series (Defector and Double Cross). These stories are initially set in 1993 and after the Beginning Series we move forward to find Andy Flint as he is today. A very different man.
If you like fast paced, action packed page turners with a thread of conspiracy in your thriller series, then Andy Flint is for you.
Peter lives in Wellington, New Zealand. His kids have now left home leaving him with his wife and a mischievous Labrador, Pembroke.
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June 5, 2023
Kozmar has another winner in “Framed”. This book makes you think a bit about what is going on in different locales, and then tying it back into what is actually going on. Great book.
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