Operation Misdirection: A Jonathon Stone Mystery Short Story

by James Moushon

A dead CIA agent leads Stone to investigate a Middle East connection.A female CIA agent is found dead in a motel in Long Beach and her husband, a Long Beach detective, quickly becomes the prime suspect. Jonathon Stone is given the task of investigating the murder of one of his own. His findings reveal the dead agent’s unscheduled trips to the Middle East, a cover-up by the FBI, and espionage.

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About the author

James Moushon is a Mystery writer, Author Advocate, and a Book Publishing Blogger. His blogs are approaching 1.5M views.

He is the author of the Jonathon Stone Mystery Series. Mystery Writer James Moushon brings to life Jonathon Stone, an undercover CIA agent assigned to the off the books CIA division – DOT.

Based in the states, Jonathon fights Espionage and Terrorism with no rules. To complicate things, Jonathon must battle his love for gambling and drinking and the ladies.

He has published 4 novels:

Black Mountain Secrets
Game of Fire
The Cajun Ghost
TIMEOUT!

Plus 17 short stories. Here is the
Jonathon Stone Mystery Short Story List

Operation No Sanctuary
Operation Camp Navajo
Operation Asian Tiger
Operation Sundowner

Operation Little Havana
Operation Listen Close
Operation Red Dragon
Operation Deadline

Operation Runaway (
Operation Hidden Truth
Operation Misdirection
Operation Adrift

Operation Key Witness
Operation Raging Bull
Operation Baja Special
Operation Arrow Drone

All featuring CIA Agent Jonathon Stone. Jon works domestically to keep our country safe.

You can find his blogs at:

HBS Author's Spotlight http://bit.ly/QVEMix
The blog's purpose is to help authors get exposure in the book publishing industry. He has interviewed and showcased over 900 authors to date.

eBook Author's Corner http://bit.ly/TauYkJ
The Corner is a collection of Author advice and studies including Marketing, Social Media and other major topics created to help writers in today's ever changing world of book publishing.

He has spent the majority of his adult life developing computer systems and thinking about writing mysteries.

To contact him, e-mail: james.moushon@gmail.com