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Cold Harbor: A Cold War Espionage Novel - Season One
Berlin, 1961. The wall is barely dry, and already it has a body count.
When CIA officer Margaret "Peg" Halloran retrieves a routine dead drop from a source who turns up dead hours later, she expects a quiet mess to clean up before morning. Instead, she finds a stolen fragment of Soviet satellite technology — and a name that shouldn't Nightingale.
What starts as one woman's desperate defection unravels into something far a shadow network moving American money through Zurich to fund Soviet weapons, a Deputy Director with eleven years of secrets to protect, and a KGB colonel who understands that the surest way to silence a defector is to threaten the sister she left behind. As the body count climbs and the people Peg trusts most become the people she can least afford to trust, one truth becomes impossible to some conspiracies don't have a man at the top. They have a seat — and someone is always willing to fill it.
Cold Harbor is a ten-episode descent into the Cold War's coldest that loyalty is negotiable, borders are theater, and the real war was never between two governments at all.
Some walls are built. Others are simply allowed to stand.
When CIA officer Margaret "Peg" Halloran retrieves a routine dead drop from a source who turns up dead hours later, she expects a quiet mess to clean up before morning. Instead, she finds a stolen fragment of Soviet satellite technology — and a name that shouldn't Nightingale.
What starts as one woman's desperate defection unravels into something far a shadow network moving American money through Zurich to fund Soviet weapons, a Deputy Director with eleven years of secrets to protect, and a KGB colonel who understands that the surest way to silence a defector is to threaten the sister she left behind. As the body count climbs and the people Peg trusts most become the people she can least afford to trust, one truth becomes impossible to some conspiracies don't have a man at the top. They have a seat — and someone is always willing to fill it.
Cold Harbor is a ten-episode descent into the Cold War's coldest that loyalty is negotiable, borders are theater, and the real war was never between two governments at all.
Some walls are built. Others are simply allowed to stand.
92 pages, Paperback
Published September 22, 2026
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