Three NATO scientists are murdered in Europe. Two more are assassinated in the United States.
They all share one thing in common: A decade before, they worked on a secret project developing weapons they believe are responsible for causing the sudden onset of a medical crisis ripping through the American diplomatic and intelligence communities—a mysterious and debilitating condition known as Havana Syndrome.
With these weapons on the loose in New York City, former CIA paramilitary operations officer Brian Rhome finds himself unravelling not only the truth behind the syndrome but caught in a plot of deception and deceit—a web with disastrous intent, one that could beckon global catastrophe.
Connor Sullivan attended the University of Southern California, where he was the recipient of the Edward W. Moses Award for Creative Writing. During college, he worked for Warner Brothers reading screenplays before relocating with his family to the Gallatin Valley in Montana.
