Lone Operator

by Jan Domagala

A batch of experimental missiles is hijacked by a group with military training. Duncan Pryde, an agent of the Ministry of Intelligence is tasked with the recovery of them before they can be used. Nathan Jericho, an ex-Special Forces soldier now running the Independent Criminal Executive has them and intends to use them. Pryde has to work with a beautiful Coalition Intelligence Agent, Jasmine Fields trying to learn what Jericho's motives are and avert a disaster of catastrophic proportions. Lone Operator is full of political intrigue as shadowy figures behind the curtain of civilization pull strings in Machiavellian plans. Action and adventure rich in texture with complex characters and a hero like no other make Lone Operator a thrilling entry in a new series that will grab you by the throat and leave you wanting for more.

376 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2021

Reviews

[Driz_Gray · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book! just the spy thriller mixed with futuristic elements I was looking for! I like how the main character "Duncan Pryde" is portrayed.

There is a scene in the book where he is accused of being a "cold-hearted bastard" to which he is quite hurt by the comment and he describes his ability to them just to let them know he is as human as anyone else.
This proves he isn't a true sociopath because it wouldn't have hurt his feelings or he wouldn't have seen the need to explain himself. He actually cared what this person felt about him, again proving he does have feelings just that when working he chooses not to tap into them.
looking forward to future books coming under this series.