Breach of Protocol

Special Agent Jana Baker #4

by Nathan A. Goodman

A nuclear device, a ruthless terrorist, and only one asset that can stop him

Special Agent Jana Baker’s worst fears are about to be realized. A terrorist has a nuclear device and intends to detonate deep within the San Andreas Fault line. The resulting explosion would kill millions. But when terrifying post-traumatic stress episodes threaten to pull her from active duty, Jana struggles to maintain her grip on reality. Compelled to follow the terrorist's bizarre trail of clues, she finds herself in a death trap with no escape. Her one and only chance to stop the most ruthless attack ever attempted on US soil is lost forever. And the bomb is on its final countdown . . .

Breach of Protocol can be read stand-alone, but is the third book in The Special Agent Jana Baker Spy-Thriller Series.

If you like the riveting pace of Lee Child's Jack Reacher series, the thrilling symbology of Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code, or the gut-wrenching tension of Vince Flynn's Mitch Rapp series, you'll love Special Agent Jana Baker in Breach of Protocol.

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Other thriller books by Nathan A. Goodman:
The Fourteenth Protocol
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Protocol 15
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The Special Agent Jana Baker Spy-Thriller Series Box Set (Books 1-2)
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Twinkle
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Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Characters/Female Protagonists (female protagonist)
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense/Thrillers/Assassinations (assassin, hitman)
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense/Thrillers/Conspiracies (conspiracy)
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense/Thrillers/Pulp (pulp)
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense/Thrillers/Terrorism (terrorism)
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense/Crime Fiction/Murder (murder)
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247 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 12, 2016

About the author

Nathan A. Goodman is a husband and father of two daughters, and lives in the United States. His novels include The Fourteenth Protocol, an FBI/terrorist thriller, and it's sequel. Get a free copy at at NathanAGoodman.com

Nathan enjoys spending time with family and friends, attending his church, and the quiet solitude afforded by writing.


A terrorist on the loose, a country in panic, and time is running out.
After an eleventh terrorist attack, the American people are at a breaking point. But when a fledgling special agent stumbles across the one clue that could break the case wide open, she uncovers a secret CIA spy operation and becomes the only asset that can stop it.
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What do you see when the demons come?
For Special Agent Jana Baker, fear has a face. Terrorist Waseem Jarrah steals a nuclear weapon, and Jana’s swirling nightmare begins again. He’s got the United States in his crosshairs, and Baker might be the only asset that can stop him. But Jarrah is way ahead in the game, and Jana’s terrifying flashbacks begin to scratch at her psyche. If she doesn’t gain control of them, the next scream she hears may be her own.


Twinkle will tug at your every heartstring and tickle your soul.

Reviews

[Shane Phillips · Rating 1 out of 5]

Ok I give up on this series. I really tried to stick with it but it has too many issues to me. I was looking forward to the series with a strong female FBI agent as the lead character. But having a man read the audio book and attempt a horrible feminine voice finally got to me. I really got tired of the constant sexual treatment of the character. Every guy checks our "her curves", all the terrorist try to rape/sexual assault her and her PTSD was horrible and used over and over and over. It made her become an unsympathic hero. One last thing, maybe it was the audio book but there is a lot of YELLING by characters. "GET HIM ON THE PHONE NOW". I really tried to stick with it but I am out of this series.

[Tom · Rating 4 out of 5]

Too much PTSD

I chose four stars because I needed to find out how the crises resolved. I could have enjoyed the book more without all of Jana's angst and PTSD problems. First time for me that the heroine was a major distraction.

[dennis barron · Rating 5 out of 5]

Breach of Protocol. Nathan Goodman

Special Agent Bakers life has become a nightmare. Everything about her past is a lie. She has to stop a terrorist from detonating a nuclear device of such magnitude that America would crumbles to its knees. Non stop action, suspense. This is an absolutely amazing read!!

[Nigel Ashworth · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was another easy read by Nathan Goodman. it was a continuation of his 15th protocol where special agent Jana Baker is in Spain completing the Comino trail when she gets a call from the terrorist Waseem Jarrah who in the last book detonated an atomic warhead at the CIA building killing thousands Will Jana get her revenge well pick up this book and find out.......

[THOMAS BANNAN · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not a bad read

I'm still having a hard time believing the premise that 3 newbies to the intelligence biz saved the world 3 times. The "witty banter" between the 3 of them is also a bit tiring. Definitely not on par with Robert Ludlum or Dan Brown. Hopefully, with some more experience these books will be a bit more realistic.

[Norma · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another exciting installment in the series

Jana Baker is a strong female lead in this aeries. Goodman deftly handles the ongoing plot and characters. Can't wait to get into the next book.

[Leanne Kendall · Rating 4 out of 5]

I am enjoying the series and will finish to see how things turn out. But I do have one question from book number 4- what happened to the PTSD dog Jana had to help her? It was there at the early part of the book but then no further mention?

[Jan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Remains a great listen. Narrator was not as smooth as the first books, but the story line held.

[Leo · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mesmerizing

If you like thrillers and edge of the seat readers this is for you. Read 1-3 first. You can’t put them down

[Phil Calkins · Rating 4 out of 5]

Breach of Protocol not quite there

As compared to the first two books in the Protocol series, this one just, for some vague reason, didn't grab my attention. You know what I mean, don't you?Compulsive page turning, cell phone calls straight to voice mail...in other words: don't interrupt my story. This one: not so much. In fact, when I realized I hadn't delivered on a promised review, I had to dig into my book list to see if I had even read it yet. It didn't take but a few pages before I remembered it. That is just not the best impression, especially when it's predecessor ended with a nuclear strike against the CIA headquarters in Washington DC! I'll read it again just to be safe but don't expect a redo of this review...unless???

[MMc14 · Rating 3 out of 5]

I was very excited by the first third of this book. The writing was clean and direct. The story was interesting. Then when the story got to the extended dialogue between the three main characters, I thought it became a lot less enjoyable. These are agents with only 2 years of experience, and one NSA nerd with no field experience, running around and yelling and ordering folks around. The middle half of the book did not feel the same to me.

The climax was good, well described setting and action. The story kept going for many pages afterward - I understand where the character was going, but the story seemed to be dragging by then.

[Stanley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting and thrilling.

Thank you for another sensational read.
You were right, this was epic and had me hooked from the start.
I look forward to receiving the answers to the questions you have raised, and surely look forward to your next book.
Please do not retire Miss Jana Baker just yet.
I suppose down the line you probably plan to start a new series with Kyle, and that is great.
Thank you for a great holiday read.

[Pat Byrnes · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not the best of the three novels, but worth reading if there is another novel in the series.

[Jerry Blackerby · Rating 5 out of 5]

Read three in this series and they are all fast-paced, keeping me engrossed throughout.

[Jim Rickard · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked the book. It was a good plot following the previous one. I read it in three days. Had a time putting it down.

[craig · Rating 5 out of 5]

as good as the other books in the series. if you like action thrillers, this is for you.