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Target: New York
First published 2020
After three major international bombings, Atcho joins the hunt for a terrorist who has resurfaced with access to a nuclear weapon. New intelligence reveals that the next operation is not simply another ideological attack: the target list has been shaped by a personal vendetta against Atcho.
The pursuit moves toward New York and the people closest to him, reversing the roles of hunter and hunted. Atcho must protect his family while identifying a plan capable of killing millions, bringing the series’ long conflict between public duty and private loyalty to its most direct confrontation.
The nuclear threat changes the scale of Atcho’s usual intelligence work because failure would no longer mean the loss of one operation or agent. New York turns personal vengeance into mass-casualty planning, forcing him to work through a network in which family members can be used as leverage. The novel closes the pursuit by making the adversary’s political violence inseparable from his private obsession.
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