The Seventh Protocol

The Seventh Protocol

When the past is weaponized, survival becomes a choice—and truth is the final trigger.

DiWilliam Ubagan

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Some secrets are buried. Others are engineered. When a brutal murder reopens the door to a classified operation long erased from history, Detective Jane Holloway is pulled back into a life she fought to forget. A life where identities were rewritten, consciences were trained out, and seven operatives were turned into weapons under a covert program known only as The Seventh Protocol. As bodies surface and old allies re-emerge, Jane is forced to confront a terrifying truth: the program never ended—it only went dormant. And now someone is reactivating it. At the center of the storm is Jacob Reyes, a decorated detective with no memory of the man he once was… or the kills he carried out in the name of national security. As his buried past resurfaces through a hidden implant designed to control his mind, Jacob must fight not only the shadowy powers hunting him, but the part of himself they created. Hunted by a faceless board of elites, betrayed by institutions meant to protect them, and bound by a past written in blood, Jane and her fractured team race against time to expose a conspiracy that spans continents and decades. Each choice brings them closer to the truth—and closer to becoming what they were trained to be. Because when memory is a weapon and loyalty is programmable, freedom comes at a cost. Dark, relentless, and emotionally charged, THE SEVENTH PROTOCOL is a gripping crime–thriller about control, identity, and the dangerous power of choice in a world where the past never stays buried. Perfect for fans of The Bourne Identity, The Night Manager, and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy.

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Data di pubblicazione
Jan 6, 2026
Lingua
English
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Narrativa
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Di (autore): William Ubagan

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